Jared Williams offers NC A&T a low-usage, defensive-minded guard option
Williams has been a modest producer for North Carolina A&T, averaging 2.0 points, 0.8 rebounds, and 0.2 assists per game with a 32.5% field-goal rate, so his value is less about box-score pop and more about providing backcourt depth, size at 6-3, and a steady role-player profile. [1][2][7] The appeal is fit: if a team needs a guard who can compete, stay ready, and not force the action, he profiles as a bench piece rather than a featured scorer. [1][2]
