Rebounding-First Forward with Proven Big-Game Physicality
Williams is best remembered at Oklahoma State as a tough, high-motor frontcourt piece who gave the Cowboys reliable rebounding and interior presence; in 2011-12 he played 23 games, started 12, and led the team with 7.3 rebounds per game.[4] ESPN also lists him at 7.3 rebounds per game with 47.3% shooting, reinforcing that his value came from efficient work around the rim rather than shot creation.[5] If you want a forward who can crash the glass, defend with effort, and raise the physicality level, he fits that mold, though his profile is more role-player than featured scorer.[4][5]
