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Message: [QUOTE="BillSU, post: 2417471"] Doubts? Dino Babers connects with Lakiem Williams and Williams commits on his Official Visit. Someone on this staff looked at his film and the University paid for him to fly from CA to NY this past weekend. The story gets its viewership and post on the FAN and immediately people begin saying – “Gee, he doesn’t look like he’s 6’2” 240 in the picture? ” Do you think Dino would even let the kid get on the plane if his physical size and accomplishments weren’t honest? DB and staff looked and saw someone who will benefit SUFB. Did anyone watch his tape – see him put a QB into the ground, out run everyone on an interception for a TD. Did anyone dig into his stats to see them?,” Williams was on campus for the weekend on his official visit. Per Nunes, “As [URL='https://At their request, this network is being blocked from this site./junior-college-football/Article/2018-JUCO-LB-has-been-a-rising-star-since-the-start-of-the-season-and-has-seen-lots-of-offers-roll-in-110137352'][B][U]a sophomore at Butte College[/U][/B][/URL] (in Oroville, Calif.), he had nearly 60 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss and an interception. [URL='http://www.syracuse.com/orangefootball/index.ssf/2017/12/syracuse_football_recruiting_juco_linebacker_commits.html'][B][U]Syracuse.com notes[/U][/B][/URL] that the Washington state product is the No. 32 JUCO prospect in the 2018 class right now. The 6-foot-2, 240-pound linebacker plays at Butte (California) College and committed to Syracuse shunning offers from the likes of Toledo, Houston, Kansas, UMass and California.” He runs a 4.43 second 40-yard dash, per his Hudl.com profile, as well as bench presses 365 pounds and squats 630. Can’t be true, they just manufactured the numbers. DB can’t let this weak, slow LB commit take up another scholie space. Go back and take a look at his film if you haven’t before you make a decision on his ability and develop doubts in your mind. "The reason why I picked Syracuse University other than the rich history, culture the university has was my good friend Clayton Welch," Williams said. "He told me Syracuse is a very special program and being able to play here is a dream. I know he wouldn't tell me anything wrong, so I decided to continue the process and fell in love with the school. "Day by day my relationship got stronger with the coaches. Once I took the official visit, we touched down and I felt the cold air, and it just felt like home. The staff and players are really cool and I felt like I picked the right choice for me to continue my education because a degree from Syracuse means a lot for me. I am one hundred percent committed." 247 Sports I say he is on a rail to START at SU. [/QUOTE]

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