Williams had an impressive weekend in Atlanta, leading the team in scoring at over 15 points per game. The freshman is a versatile scorer who can produce from all areas of the floor. He’s comfortable with the ball in his hands, can create his own offense, and shows the ability to make plays for others. With a strong feel for the game and his willingness to rebound, he consistently makes the right plays and impacts winning.

Williams looked like a high-upside freshman who already understands how to impact the game. He consistently knocked down catch-and-shoot threes around the entire perimeter. He also showed he can also create for himself with a smooth stepback from the wing and a deep pull-up from the top. His shooting confidence is real and he doesn’t hesitate when the moment arises. Runs the floor hard and looks to finish after beating the defense down the court. In transition he uses deceptive size, speed, and handle to stay dangerous with the ball. Defensively, he held his own when switched onto quicker opponents and didn’t look overwhelmed. The biggest takeaway was Jeremiah’s late-game mentality. Williams wanted the ball in the 4th and took on the majority of the shot-making responsibility. For a 2029 guard, he looks advanced and fearless.