-Williams impressed with his confidence as he got to it immediately at both ends of the floor as soon as he checked into the game. His ability to break his matchup down efficiently and make plays in tight spaces (along the baseline, in the paint, just across halfcourt in the corners) where underclassmen usually turn the ball over. His advanced handle allows him to get to his spots while keeping his head up and his intentional drives to vulnerable spots in the defense to draw two set his teammates up with easy finishes around the basket or perimeter jumpers. I liked his ability to apply ball pressure without fouling both in full-court and half-court schemes to generate stops for his GBB team. The handle, jumper, and feel all spell long term upside as a lead guard prospect that impacts the game at both ends of the floor. 

Williams had a really strong session for Team Loaded South 3SSB 15u as the group really delivered strong with a 3-1 weekend in Ishawaka, Indiana in front of coaches. Williams averaged 14.8 Points, 2.5 Rebounds, 2.8 Assists, and 1.3 Steals per game on the weekend. Williams is quick with a ton of confidence in his ability to finish at the rim. He also provides a ton of pressure to opposing ball handlers, taking real pride in his work at the defensive end of the floor. He can hit outside shots and as he improves his overall consistency from distance, he’ll start to really achieve his potential as a player. Williams will also undoubtedly be amongst the ranked next week once these 2029s make their debut.