Savannah State’s guard brings proven rebounding pop and steady two-way value
Renee Williams projects as a useful guard because his recent production shows a player who impacts the game beyond scoring, highlighted by 6.4 rebounds per game and 138 total points in his 2024-25 season at Monroe University-Bronx.[3] For Savannah State, that kind of guard-sized rebounding and consistency can be a real differentiator, especially on a team that averaged 60.7 points per game in 2025-26.[2] The main appeal is his floor-raising reliability: he looks like a gritty, physical backcourt piece who can help on the glass, compete possession to possession, and fit a team that values toughness and balance.[3][2]
