R.J. Williams brings steady guard play and low-mistake value for Loyola Maryland
In his Loyola Maryland season, R.J. Williams started 25 of 27 games and averaged 8.3 points, 2.4 rebounds, and 10 assists with just one turnover, showing a dependable, efficient backcourt profile that coaches can trust[3]. He stands out less for flash than for control, composure, and clean decision-making—useful traits for a team that needs a steady guard who can keep possessions organized and play within the system[3].
