Another prospect I got to see on the MHC in July, Williams played with the Ohio Bruins this summer and I liked what he brought to the table. Williams showed he could knock down open shots, was unselfish with the ball in his hands and showed off good intangibles on the court. These traits will make him appealing to small college programs and Saint Edward has a rich tradition of sending players to the college level and having them thrive whether it’s at a Division I, II or II program. Williams should add his name to this long list of college players Head Coach Eric Flannery has helped develop and the Eagles have a chance to make another deep playoff run this season.

Can be slotted in as a swing man on the wing or a small forward stretch 4 dependent upon program need. Has ability to space the floor and knock down perimeter shots with confidence. Is comfortable moving without the ball to come off screens for catch and shoot opportunities. Will attack the lane to finish against more size. Adds a layer of value with a plus frame. Overall a reliable wing that can stretch the defense while remaining balanced and even keeled on both sides.