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A big welcome to C. J. Williams...4 star WR

Williams, a junior, caught a career-high 16 passes for 248 yards and two touchdowns this season for the Badgers, while working as a starting outside receiver for a good portion of the season.


A 6’1, 205-pound wideout originally from Southern California, Williams played his freshman season at USC before transferring to the Badgers after head coach Luke Fickell was hired as a top four-star recruit.

However, he struggled to get a consistent role as a sophomore, ending with 15 catches for 158 yards while playing sparingly on the boundary.

This year, with an injury to top outside receiver Bryson Green, Williams took over a starting spot, but that was met with inconsistencies across the board offensively, leading to only 16 catches on the season.

https://www.buckys5thquarter.com/2024/12...fer-portal

This quote is a bit different than the Wisc roster discussion. Plus, he  knows more about Elijah Brown than we do and that's a good sign.

[old spanish trail]

A big welcome to C. J. Williams...4 star WR

Williams, a junior, caught a career-high 16 passes for 248 yards and two touchdowns this season for the Badgers, while working as a starting outside receiver for a good portion of the season.


A 6’1, 205-pound wideout originally from Southern California, Williams played his freshman season at USC before transferring to the Badgers after head coach Luke Fickell was hired as a top four-star recruit.

However, he struggled to get a consistent role as a sophomore, ending with 15 catches for 158 yards while playing sparingly on the boundary.

This year, with an injury to top outside receiver Bryson Green, Williams took over a starting spot, but that was met with inconsistencies across the board offensively, leading to only 16 catches on the season.

https://www.buckys5thquarter.com/2024/12...fer-portal

This quote is a bit different than the Wisc roster discussion. Plus, he  knows more about Elijah Brown than we do and that's a good sign.