Guilford College

Career

• played in 33 career games as a running back, halfback, and on special teams
• in his first two years as a running back, carried 211 times for 585 yards and eight touchdowns
• played halfback in his final two seasons and made 32 catches for 234 yards and five touchdowns 

2014

• started in four games as a running back, but missed the remaining games with injury
• had eight receptions for 81 yards and one touchdown on the season
•  contributed two tackles (one solo) on special teams
• one of his best performances was Sep. 6 in the season opener against Greensboro College when he had four receptions for 42 yards and a touchdown

 2013

• started all 10 games this season as a full-back and on special teams
• made  nine special teams tackles  (5 solo, 4 assisted)
• did not have any carries, but made 11 receptions for 94 yards, including four touchdowns
• one of his best performances came in a loss against Averett where he finished with four receptions for 51 yards and one touchdown

2012

• played in nine games for the Quakers this season, starting one
• rushed for 119 yards during the season on 42 attempts with three touchdowns
  
• was tied for second on the team in rushing touchdowns and fourth on the team in rushing yards
•  best game came in a win against Averett University on Sept. 15, where he rushed for 72 yards on 10 carries with one touchdown
  
• had a career-long 31-yard rush in his effort

2011

• finished the season ranked 10^th in the ODAC and first on the team with 466 rushing yards on 169 attempts
• started in nine of the Quakers' 10 games
• scored a team-high five touchdowns, including two in Guilford’s Nov. 5 win at ODAC-rival Catholic University of America
• ran for a career-high 85 yards Sept. 17 against Averett University

Personal

• named to Guilford's 2013-14 Student-Athlete Honor Roll
• dean's list student
• First Team All-Piedmont Athletic Conference-6 honoree
• Jordan's Most Outstanding Running Back (2010)
• lettered three years in baseball
• first-team all-conference baseball player (2011)
• starting fullback on his Pop Warner football team, which won the 2003 national championship
• cousin, Deunta Williams, is a former safety for UNC Chapel Hill's football team
• son of Teresa Williams
• sociology minor