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A HS track standout from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Williams spent his first three collegiate seasons with the Baylor Bears, showcasing elite potential with a top-tier Pro Football Focus (PFF) pass coverage grade as a true freshman in 2023. After starting seven games at nickel corner in 2024, a lingering meniscus injury severely hampered his production, limiting him to just five plays and a single tackle in 2025 before he elected to take a medical redshirt. He's now ready to go with Oregon, and expected to compete for Oregon's starting nickel/STAR safety role.
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7 solos, 1 asst vs USC (2 scouts) and a pick-six in the first quarter at Pitt, scouted. AS A FRESHMAN (2025): Played in 10 games. Started eight. Finished fourth on the team with 48 tackles – 35 solo and 13 assisted. Was second on the team with four interceptions. Logged three pass breakups. Vs Pitt (scouted): five tackles – three solo and two assisted. Tallied first-career half of a tackle for loss. Returned an interception for 49 yards.
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