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Keith Van Horn Nets 29pts 6rebs 3stls vs Knicks (1998)

January 2 1998 Video includes postgame interview. Rookie Keith Van Horn explodes in the fourth quarter, leading the New Jersey Nets to a victory over division rival the New York Knicks. Van Horn was 12 games into his NBA career heading into this night, and made this night a living hell for New York big men, especially Charles Oakleym putting him in a blender and mixing him up with dribble moves he wasn't used to seeing from a big guy. The former NCAA champion at Utah finished with 29 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 steals at home in East Rutherford, across the highway from Giants Stadium (torn down and is now MetLife). Van Horn formerly resided in the affluent town of Franklin Lakes when a member of the Nets and Knicks. Town used to also have Mark Sanchez as a resident among others: Derrick Coleman, Ron Harper, Doc Gooden, Tommy John, Willie Randolph, etc. during their playing days as well. Van Horn historically is remembered differently than he was in his playing days, with new NBA fans seeing him as a meh white guy in pictures when in reality the guy could really get buckets. The guy wasn't drafted one spot after Tim Duncan for no reason. He now runs a school for students with special needs. W mans W life W person.