Chicago guard whose defensive edge and quick-hit role could still grow at Loyola
Williams has been a low-usage guard for Loyola Chicago, averaging **1.7 points, 0.7 rebounds, and 0.2 assists in 19 games** while playing about **6.1 minutes per game** in the 2002-03 season listing shown by ESPN. His current profile suggests a role player with upside if a staff wants a Chicago native who can defend, stay ready, and provide energy without needing touches; the raw shooting line also shows there is still development needed offensively. The key question for a fit is whether a team values toughness, practice intensity, and positional depth more than immediate scoring output.[1][2]
