Player BiographyJamaal Williams is currently a free agent. Williams, a 6’6” 230 lb. small forward from the University of Washington, played in all 33 games averaging 13.8 ppg and 4.7 rebounds with a 49.6 field goal percentage. Williams was the high scorer coming off the bench with 27 points and seven rebounds in the NCAA Sweet 16 match-up against Connecticut. Season highlights include leading the Huskies to a 99-95 victory over Gonzaga with 22 points and seven rebounds, a 96-95 victory over Arizona with 22 points and seven rebounds and a 78-59 romp over Oregon with 20 points and six rebounds. In his junior season, Williams was ranked No. 3 among Pac-10 players with a 56.1 field goal percent accuracy, trailing Arizona State’s Ike Diogu and his teammate Brandon Roy. A graduate of Centennial High in Corona, California, Williams was a member of the Honor Roll all four years at Centennial with a 3.20 GPA. Additionally, he earned Academic All-MWC selection during his freshman year. Scouts tout is smooth mechanics and ball handling. His former Coach Lorenzo Ramar states "he has a real knack for putting the ball in the basket. He plays probably three inches taller than his actual size. He has a nose for the ball and knows how to put the ball in the basket. He's a pretty smart basketball player. Jamal is an Adrian Dantley, Mark Aguire type. They are forwards that are rugged and can really put points up on the board. He is a good rebounder too, another guy that is 6-foot-6 with close to a 7-foot wingspan." 2006-2007 season France Pro B Poitiers Basket left the team due to issues with the team and coaching both parties left on good terms. NBA development league Anahiem Arsenal join the team late and never got a chance to work myself in to the team spent a month and a half there. Philippines in the PBA Sta. Lucia Realtors had a good experience played well finished up averaging 31points and 11 rebounds. | 
