Williams makes a jump into the top 20 while stepping into a starring role as a sophomore. A quick-twitch athlete with solid positional size and length, he shows promising three-level scoring instincts. He also displays a natural feel for the game on both ends of the floor, using his length, quickness, and leaping ability to make defensive plays both on the perimeter and as a secondary rim protector. Williams is also the starting quarterback for the Millionaires’ football team, indicating some potential hidden upside if he’s able to add more polish with focusing full-time on basketball.

Coming off a standout season on the football field as Williamsport’s starting quarterback, Williams has hit the ground running on the hardwood while asserting himself as the Millionaires’ go-to scorer. Highlighted by a career-high 28 points early in the year, he’s impressed as a potent perimeter scorer with projectable length and athleticism for the D1 level. He shows a smooth shooting stroke out to the perimeter with a blend of grace and herky-jerkyness while attacking off the bounce. While his skills need a bit of refinement moving forward against stronger competition, there’s a clear upside for Williams to develop into a D1 prospect in due time.

Williams is one of the most versatile athletes in the entire state, as the dual-sport combo guard, quarterback, and wide receiver is without a doubt the most athletic player on any court or field he touches. He’s a great on-ball defender who’s also constantly infiltrating passing lanes, which then shows his speed getting out in transition. With the potential to be a consistent 3-level scorer, Tevin has tremendous upside and is a guard to keep an eye on in 2028.

Williams impressed with his two-way versatility. He does a nice job gliding to different spots on the floor. He has great timing when going up to alter a shot. Williams has quick feet which allow him to move freely to different spots. Tevin has all the foundations to be a budding wing. He kept great control of his body when on the attack. Williams is slowly just starting to scratch the surface as prospect. On defense he used his limbs to be a menace coming up with blocks and steals regularly. He found ways to get the the foul line.