Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Sean Williams (basketball, born 1988)
Actually, NO.  Nobody is entitled to his own article simply because he plays on a college basketball team, even if it's an elite program like Syracuse.  There are more than 250 NCAA Division I men's basketball teams, each with a dozen players and nothing that gives each player a no-questions-asked, beyond-debate, "right" to an article.   gives an inherent notability to athletes playing on a "fully" ''professional'' team (such that if Williams plays even one game in the NBA someday, he would be entitled), but there is no similar provision for athletes on a college team.  Some have made the argument that the "highest level of amateur competition" clause means that anyone on a team that plays at the highest amateur level would get a bye, but it's not been successful so far in debates over college football players.  Sean Williams, just like the other 12 persons listed on the current Orangemen template, has to establish his notability just like anyone else.  He's not prohibited from showing that he is notable enough for an article, but he most certainly is not ''entitled'' to one
— User:Mandsford, 01:55, 8 January 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:ATHLETE (Wikipedia:Notability)