The 6-0 senior guard continues to have a solid start to the season where he has recorded two 30-point outings through the team’s first six games. Williams is emerging to be one of the top ranked point guards in the Northeast Florida area where he has picked up heavy interest from D-2 schools. He is also continuing to make good decisions with the basketball in his hands as well as improving his shot selection.

Caleb Williams, A 6-0 senior point guard continues to display a ton of confidence on the offensive end of the floor, where he gains more consistency scoring from the perimeter. Williams also is dangerous on the attack where he can finish through traffic as well as being unafraid to get to the foul line. On the defensive end, Williams has grown to be more versatile where he can guard multiple positions as well as impact the game with his activity when guarding on the ball.

Caleb Williams, A 6-1 senior point guard shows a ton of toughness on the offensive end of the floor where he can be a bruiser at the front of the rim or be dangerous from the perimeter. He has become an elite decision maker when he has the intangibles on whether to shoot versus pass the basketball. On the defensive end, Williams has grown to be more versatile where he can guard multiple positions as well as impact the game with his activity when guarding on the ball. Williams currently holds an offer from Alcorn State, but you can expect that list to grow as he gears up for his senior season.

The back-to-back FACA Class 4A District 3 Player of the Year led Ribault to 25-5 record while leading his team with 13.9 points per game, 5.7 rebounds and 3.7 steals. The 6’0 floor general excels at controlling the offensive pace and getting his teammates involved. His active hands of the defensive side of the ball will make him standout when finding his way to the next level. Is a playmaker with the ball in his hands and can be scrappy on defense. College coaches need to tap in and get eyes on Williams heading into his senior year. 

Williams is a true leader. This setting allowed me to key in on his game outside of being a true PG. Williams can score offensively and has the moves to get where he needs to go without screens or offensive action. His ball handle has tightened, and his mid-range jump shot has improved significantly. The transition stop and pop at the free throw line should be on display this season. That’s a tough spot to put any defender in on transition defense. Williams thrived in the 1v1 drills off DHO.

It was just another day at the office for Williams. Honestly, it seems as if it doesn’t matter who is on the court with him; He will continue to get his teammates involved and pick up on their comfortable spots. Every time I evaluate him, he always seems to surprise me. He has a bright mind and is a legit floor general. His vision and accuracy with passing the basketball were unmatched.