Dalin Williams brings size, rebounds, and rim protection to Northwestern State
Williams projects as a sturdy frontcourt presence who can help a team with **rebounding, interior defense, and physical effort**; at West Texas A&M, he posted 97 points, 140 rebounds, and 26 blocks in his time there, and he was previously a district Defensive MVP after averaging 17.4 points, 11.6 rebounds, and 4 blocks per game in high school. His value is in the dirty-work package—controlling the glass, contesting shots, and giving consistent energy—making him a fit for a team that needs toughness and paint impact more than high-usage scoring.[2][3][9]
