Pierson Williams brings shooting touch and versatile guard energy to Loyola Maryland
Pierson Williams profiles as a **spacing-first guard** who can help a team with shooting and hustle value; earlier college notes credit him with leading his team in made 3-pointers, ranking among the leaders in steals and rebounds, and posting multiple double-figure scoring games, including a hot 8-of-9 shooting night from deep[3]. For Loyola Maryland, he looks like the kind of player who can change a game without dominating the ball: a low-maintenance, guard-oriented fit if you need perimeter shooting, activity on defense, and a competitive edge.[6][4]
