D-League Player Profiles: Jawad Williams

Posted Jun 15, 2009
Jawad Williams was a high school All-American from a sports family (his mother played basketball at Cleveland State and his sisters played at Vanderbilt and Virginia; his father and brother are boxers). After high school he went to the University of North Carolina, where he stayed four years. He was a part of the group that went 8-20 during the 2001-2002 season (remember Matt Doherty?) before winning the national championship Williams' senior year. (Ridiculous Upside)

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