Sacramento State

First Team All-Big Sky (2019)
Preseason All-Big Sky (2020)
HERO Sports Third Team Preseason All-America (2020)
First Team All-Big Sky (2021)
Preseason All-Big Sky (2022)
Phil Steele Fourth Team Preseason All-America (2022)
First Team All-Big Sky (2022)

2022 Season

• Named first team all-Big Sky Conference at wide receiver for the third consecutive season, joining Charles Roberts and Fred Amey as the only players in school history to do so.
• Caught 47 passes for 723 yards and nine touchdowns.
• Had at least one reception in all 13 games and had three or more in nine contests.
• Ended his career with eight receptions for 102 yards and two touchdowns against Incarnate Word in the FCS quarterfinals.
• Had four catches for 107 yards, including a 51-yard touchdown, against Richmond.
• Amassed a season-high 136 receiving yards and two touchdowns on seven catches at Portland State.
• Concluded his career ranked second in school history with 2,971 career receiving yards.
• He and Fred Amey are the only two Hornets to have at least 500 receiving yards all four seasons.
• Ranks fourth on the career list with 182 career receptions and 24 career touchdowns.
• Is also second with 11 career 100-yard games and sixth with 66.02 career yards per game.
• Earned Big Sky all-academic honors.

2021 Season

• Named first team all-Big Sky.
• Led the team with 764 receiving yards and was second with 50 receptions.
• Caught five or more passes in six games.
• Had nine receptions for 122 yards against UNI, eight grabs for 121 yards and a TD at Cal and six receptions for 130 yards at Idaho State in consecutive games.
• Ended the season with 100 receiving yards on seven receptions in the FCS Playoffs against South Dakota State.
• Had his streak of catching a pass in 29 consecutive games come to an end when he was only able to play on the opening drive at Northern Colorado.
• If that game is removed from his season stats, he averaged 84.89 yards per game.
• Had TD receptions against Cal, Southern Utah and South Dakota State.
• Caught a pass of 25 yards or longer in five games.

2020 Season

• Season canceled due to COVID-19.

2019 Season

• Named first team all-Big Sky and earned the team’s Outstanding Offensive Back award (QB/RB/WR).
• Started all 12 games in which he appeared.
• Joined former All-American Fred Amey as the only players in school history to have 500 receiving yards as a freshman and sophomore.
• Finished the season with team-high 931 receiving yards on 54 catches and seven touchdowns.
• Caught at least one pass in each of his games and had five or more receptions in five games.
• Pulled in a season best eight receptions for 153 yards and a touchdown in the win over No. 5 Montana.
• Also had 100-yard performances against Southern Oregon (140), Northern Colorado (115) and Weber State (135).
• Opened the season with five receptions, including three touchdowns, against Southern Oregon.
• Returned five punts during the season for a total of 32 yards. Half of that total came at Idaho where he had a career-best 16-yard return.

2018 Season

• Appeared in all 10 games, including five starts at wide receiver, during his first active season with the team.
• Led the Hornets with 31 receptions, 553 yards and five receiving touchdowns.
• Caught his first career TD against Saint Francis.
• Had three catches for 83 yards and a TD against Cal Poly.
• The score came on a 54-yard catch and run for his longest reception of the year.
• Biggest performance came against Portland State where he set season highs with six receptions for 89 yards.
• Had seven catches of 25 yards or longer during the year.

2017 Season

• Redshirted during the season.

High School

• Graduated from Patterson HS in 2017.
• Was a two-star recruit from 247sports.com.
• As a junior, he compiled 789 receiving yards and seven touchdowns on 51 receptions.
• Had at least 100 receiving yards in three games, including a career high 193 against Placer HS.
• Had one touchdown catch in seven games.
• Was named preseason all-district as a senior.

Personal

• Earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology.
• Pursuing his master’s in recreation administration.
• Parents are Jason and Sylvia Williams.
• Brother, Xavier, is a true freshman on the 2002 Sacramento State team.