6-foot-8 senior Bryson Williams, Forward, Texas Tech Red Raiders
Bryson Williams has raised the profile of Texas Tech basketball and has begun to emerge as a tweener at the forward spot this season. If he can continue to raise his play, it could catapult him up some NBA Draft boards when June arrives.
Williams is a player that’s landed on his feet since hitting the transfer portal from UTEP as a grad transfer. Now, he’s putting up 13.6 ppg, 4.6 rpg, and 1.2 apg He’s a growing presence around the rim that’s leading Big 12 basketball in field goal percentage (54.9 percent) and offensive rating (126.3) on one of the hottest teams in the conference.
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Texas Tech Grad Transfer Bryson Williams
• 1.433 PPP as a cutter
• 128 points scored off post ups
• Excellent post passer
• 1.7 Oreb/g - 71% FG on putbacks
(Videos in thread: Cutting, Post passing, putbacks)
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He went off for a season-high 33 points against the Jayhawks in a tough double-overtime loss on the road on 14-of-19 shooting from the field and 4-of-4 shooting from 3-point range back on Jan. 29. This came after a 22-point, 8-rebound, 3-assists performance on 9-of-13 shooting from the field and a made 3-pointer in a 75-67 victory over Kansas back on Jan. 8.
Williams is a strong, mobile forward that can rebound the ball and score in bunches around the rim and he’s also coming along as a 3-point threat as well. As he shows his development on the perimeter, he’s a player that should draw some interest as a potential prospect in the NBA Draft.