former New Mexico DL known for work ethic and academic grind
Randy Williams stands out less as a stat monster and more as a high-effort, high-discipline defender: New Mexico’s own roster notes describe him as a walk-on who earned playing time through a strong offseason, a tremendous work ethic, and steady growth in the weight room and in assignments. In the 2013 season, he played in 10 games as a backup defensive end and finished with 13 tackles, including a four-solo-tackle game against Fresno State. That profile screams coachable, reliable, and locker-room friendly—exactly the kind of depth piece teams like to have.
