JJ Williams brings two-way juice for Wright State — scoring touch, steals, and disruption
In the 2025-26 season, Wright State guard JJ Williams has been an active two-way piece, averaging 11.9 to 13.0 points per game in game coverage while also supplying 2.2 steals per game and about 4.3 rebounds, a strong sign of defensive impact and effort-heavy production. For a team looking for a guard who can create pressure, make life uncomfortable for opponents, and chip in across the board, that’s a very usable profile. The catch: efficiency has been uneven, so the fit is best for a coach who values energy, defense, and momentum plays as much as pure shot-making.
