Dwayne Williams brings efficient scoring punch and perimeter versatility to Idaho
Williams is a proven **double-digit scorer** for Idaho, averaging 10.8 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game on the season, with a respectable 39.7% career three-point clip that makes him a real floor-spacer[1][3]. His value goes beyond points: he has shown he can handle starter-level minutes, create off the bounce, and contribute defensively with steals, which makes him a useful guard for teams needing shot-making and toughness[1][3]. The main question is efficiency and consistency, but if you want a guard who can stretch the defense and compete hard every possession, he fits.
