Khalil Williams is a high-upside Bryant wing with a timely shot-making spark
In the 2025-26 season, Khalil Williams has been a low-usage but efficient perimeter piece for Bryant, averaging 2.7 points and 1.5 rebounds in 11.0 minutes while shooting 25.9% from the field and 21.3% from three, though he flashed real upside with a 15-point breakout and four made threes in a win over Maine. He looks best as an energy wing who can stretch the floor, defend multiple spots, and pop in short bursts rather than carry a heavy scoring load. If a team wants a versatile 6-5 connector who plays hard and can heat up quickly, he’s worth a close look.
