One of the most high-ceiling prospects in the 2026 Class is Williams. However, he remains somewhat off the radar because he played 1A ball at Horse Creek Academy. Jordan can do a little bit of everything: hit jumpers, play with his back-to-the-basket, create off the dribble, protect the rim, and even work the glass. I think he would fit best in a system that plays a hybrid four, but he could also be worked into a big three if given a year to improve his perimeter game and handle past two or three dribbles. Williams holds offers from Claflin and SC Central Christian, both of which are intrigued by his combination of length and athleticism.

One of the most high-ceiling prospects in the 2026 Class is Williams. However, he remains somewhat off the radar because he played 1A ball at Horse Creek Academy. Jordan can do a little bit of everything: hit jumpers, play with his back-to-the-basket, create off the dribble, protect the rim, and even work the glass. I think he would fit best in a system that plays a hybrid four, but he could also be worked into a big three if given a year to improve his perimeter game and handle past two or three dribbles. Williams holds offers from Claflin and SC Central Christian, both of which are intrigued by his combination of length and athleticism.