Wake Forest’s veteran 3-point marksman and steady floor spacer
In the 2013-14 season, Coron Williams gave Wake Forest exactly what modern lineups crave: a reliable catch-and-shoot guard who stretched defenses, hit 40.3% from three in the team’s media guide, and ranked among the ACC’s most efficient perimeter threats while providing older, composed leadership as a fifth-year transfer. He averaged 10.2 points at Wake Forest and finished his college career as a proven 41.8% three-point shooter across Robert Morris and Wake Forest, with a reputation for poise, toughness, and low-drama consistency after overcoming an early ankle injury in college.
