I finally got around to seeing his Hudl video.  He catches passes, runs the ball and even has two kick returns for TDs this year.  He is 6'5" and his play reminds me of a vanilla Ja'Tavion Sanders.

I have no idea what the competition level is in Illinois, but the kid seems to be a baller.

He's a stud! Brock Williams is his name just fyi. Fixed the title. 

35 minutes ago, Purplehorn3 said:

I finally got around to seeing his Hudl video.  He catches passes, runs the ball and even has two kick returns for TDs this year.  He is 6'5" and his play reminds me of a vanilla Ja'Tavion Sanders.

I have no idea what the competition level is in Illinois, but the kid seems to be a baller.

He is!

Super fluid and a smooth mover for a TE. 

52 minutes ago, Hank South said:

He's a stud! Brock Williams is his name just fyi. Fixed the title. 

Hank is he good enough to play his freshman year?

27 minutes ago, Jordan Scruggs said:

He is!

Super fluid and a smooth mover for a TE. 

How does he compare to TEs of the past at Texas?

22 minutes ago, Purplehorn3 said:

How does he compare to TEs of the past at Texas?

He's the most fluid and the smoothest mover of all the guys they've signed at TE. He's almost like a big receiver with the way he moves. He's a pass catching TE who will be able line up anywhere but is also big enough and willing enough to be the primary TE in the offense. Needs to add weight and physically develop though so the winter and spring will be really big for him

He is gonna be a dawg for us next year imo

40 minutes ago, Roysterr said:

Hank is he good enough to play his freshman year?

Not Hank, but all the TEs on the room can come back next year which will make it pretty difficult. Masunas technically runs out of eligibility but he should be able to get a waiver for a 6th year since he did a regular redshirt year then got hurt 4 games into his redshirt sophomore year.

And if Williams does have a path, a lot of that could depend on how much weight he can add in the winter and spring. He's 6-5, 225-230ish and has frame space to put on 15-20 more pounds. By the time he's done at Texas he should be at least 245. 

I watched him play against my son’s HS last season. His frame potential is closer to LJH than to a TE.

He could be a lethal red-zone slot-fade guy.

44 minutes ago, Jordan Scruggs said:

He's the most fluid and the smoothest mover of all the guys they've signed at TE. He's almost like a big receiver with the way he moves. He's a pass catching TE who will be able line up anywhere but is also big enough and willing enough to be the primary TE in the offense. Needs to add weight and physically develop though so the winter and spring will be really big for him

Early enrollee?

1 hour ago, Purplehorn3 said:

Early enrollee?

Yes. His brother Reid Williams will also be enrolling as a walk-on safety

2 hours ago, Roysterr said:

Hank is he good enough to play his freshman year?

IMO yes. 

If he was a legit TE prospect from Illinois he would be going to Iowa 😆

...but for real his Hudl is impressive.

http://www.hudl.com/v/2TLZxe

5 hours ago, Roysterr said:

Hank is he good enough to play his freshman year?

Not Hank, but it takes 5 years for a right end to learn Sarks offense, so probably not. 

6 hours ago, Jordan Scruggs said:

Masunas technically runs out of eligibility but he should be able to get a waiver for a 6th year since he did a regular redshirt year then got hurt 4 games into his redshirt sophomore year.

I thought the new rule was that you have 5 years to play 5 years with the elimination of the extra year waiver (6th year) for injury. 

Kid is really good, I don't know if he is a + blocker. But he will be a + receiving threat.