Williams, a First Team All-Region selection, averaged 19.5 points and 6.5 assists per game while serving as the engine of his team’s offense. The quick, high-scoring lefty guard is difficult to keep out of the paint, using his burst and craft to break down defenders and create opportunities for himself and others. An above-average athlete with good body control, he finishes through contact and thrives in transition. Coupled with his feel for the game and playmaking instincts, Williams is a dynamic lead guard who consistently impacts winning and a prospect that will find a college soon.

Williams has long been one of the most impactful guards in Georgia and has proven he can shoulder the weight of an offense. The lefty has a knack for taking over stretches of games. What separates Jakobe is his elite ability to draw fouls. Few guards manipulate defenders the way he does. He understands angles, changes speeds, initiates contact and consistently gets to the line — and then converts once he’s there. That’s a translatable skill at any level. He’s more than just a downhill driver. Williams is a capable perimeter shooter who creates separation with a tight handle and crafty footwork. He keeps defenders off balance and can score from all three levels. As teams send extra attention, he has shown the IQ to make the right read and serve as a facilitator. His blend of scoring instinct, foul-drawing craftiness and playmaking feel make him one of the more complete unsigned guards still on the board.

The lefty is one of the most impactful guards in Georgia. Jakobe has shown the ability to carry a team over the course of his career. Williams has averaged 19.5 points, 3 rebounds, 6.3 assists and 2.7 steals per game thus far this season. Where Jakobe is elite is his ability to draw fouls on drives. He does a great job baiting contact and converting at the line, 35-40 (88%) so far. Williams is a good shooter from the perimeter as well. He creates separation with his handle. And while he can score from all over, he is also crafty and smart enough to recognize his ability to draw the attention of the defense and in turn serve as a distributor.

JaKobe bounced around this offseason – Tucker to Central Gwinnett to Cedar Grove back to Tucker. Williams is an elite scorer who led the Tigers to the Final Four last season. Williams averaged 17.6 points, 3.9 assists and 2.3 steals. The lefty is crafty with his ability to find points at all levels while baiting fouls on drives.

Crafty left-handed guard accustomed to carrying the offensive load. Scores with floaters, pull-ups, and threes, while also excelling at drawing contact. An underrated playmaker who creates opportunities for teammates by collapsing defenses. One of the most difficult backcourt matchups in the state.

Crafty left-handed guard moved to Cedar Grove after a stop at Central Gwinnett. Scores with floaters, pull-ups, and threes. Draws contact at a high rate. Underrated on-ball defender who sacrifices his body.

Up from 80: Lefty is a crafty scorer. Adept at drawing fouls on his drives. Pumps in points with floaters, pull-ups and three-pointers. Draws the attention of the defense. Is an underrated defender who will step in to take charges. Transferred to Cedar Grove from Tucker.

Region 5 Player of the Year has emerged as a top guard in the state. Timely playmaker. Smooth scorer off the bounce. Lefty is tough to stay in front of. Creates offense by himself.