Tag: Devin Williams

Georgia offers 4-star Buford DB

UGA football offers four-star Buford High School cornerback recruit Devin Williams

The Georgia Bulldogs are always looking to add talented defensive backs. One of the Dawgs’ latest scholarship offers is to class of 2025 cornerback recruit Devin Williams.

Devin Williams is ranked as a four-star recruit in the current sophomore class. Williams plays high school football for Buford High School in Burford, Georgia. Buford has one of the top high school football programs in the state.

Devin Williams is ranked as as the No. 55 recruit in the class of 2025. Williams is the No. 11 player in Georgia and the fifth-ranked cornerback.

Kirby Smart and Georgia football have the nation’s top class of 2025 in the country. Georgia has commitments from five prospects in the 2025 cycle including four five-star recruits. One of Devin Williams’ high school teammates, five-star linebacker Jadon Perlotte, has already committed to the Bulldogs.

Devin Williams plays both wide receiver and defensive back for Buford. He has excellent speed and a 3.5 GPA, per his Twitter account. Williams has over two dozen scholarship offers. He recently visited the Alabama Crimson Tide and Georgia Bulldogs for their respective spring football games.

The four-star cornerback announced his scholarship offer from Georgia football and defensive backs coach Fran Brown via Twitter:

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Ohio State offers Georgia 2025 cornerback after a visit

The cornerback had a great time in Columbus that help land an offer #GoBucks

It has become a recent trend with [autotag]Ohio State[/autotag] recruiting that they are much more willing to offer a prospect following a visit to Columbus.

That is exactly the case with Georgia 2025 cornerback [autotag]Devin Williams[/autotag], who tweeted that he received an offer from the Buckeyes following a “great visit.”

The 5-foot, 10-inch, 155-pound defender is rated the as the No. 4 best cornerback and 51st overall prospect by the 247Sports composite rankings. Williams’ offer list is extremely impressive as well, so getting him to play his college football up north will be a big-time battle for head coach [autotag]Ryan Day[/autotag] and defensive backs coach [autotag]Tim Walton[/autotag].

Williams has made multiple visits this spring and if Ohio State is able to get another visit in the future, it would put them in a very good position.

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Alabama set to host several key targets for upcoming Junior Day

Alabama already had one of its Junior Day’s in January. The Tide’s next Junior Day will be this weekend and a handful of elite prospects are expected to be on campus.

Alabama will be hosting its second Junior Day this weekend. The Tide’s first Junior Day took place on the last weekend in January.

Thus far, Alabama has four commitments for the 2024 recruiting class. Cornerback Jaylen Mbakwe, wide receiver Perry Thompson, edge rusher Sterling Dixon, and quarterback Julian Sayin are those committed to Alabama at this time.

With Alabama having one of its best recruiting classes in school history just last season, it will not be easy to replicate. However, the Alabama coaching staff has hit the ground running recruiting some of the nation’s top recruits in the 2024 class as well as a few in the 2025 class.

Roll Tide Wire will take a look at some of the prospects that will be in Tuscaloosa for Junior Day this upcoming weekend.

Tennessee offers 2025 cornerback Devin Williams

Tennessee offers 2025 cornerback Devin Williams.

Second-year Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel and his staff continue to recruit future Vols.

The Vols have offered 2025 cornerback prospect Devin Williams.

“What a day,” Williams announced. “Blessed to receive an offer from the University of Tennessee.”

The 5-foot-10, 155-pound Williams is from Buford High School in Buford, Georgia.

He has Power Five scholarship offers from the Vols, Georgia Tech, Michigan, Michigan State, Mississippi State and South Carolina.

Heupel and No. 6 Tennessee (10-2, 6-2 SEC) will play No. 7 Clemson(11-2, 8-0 ACC) in the Capital One Orange Bowl on Dec. 30.

Kickoff between the Vols and Tigers is slated for 8 p.m. EST (ESPN) at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.

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Michigan State football offers 2025 4-star cornerback Devin Williams

Michigan State football offers 2025 4-star cornerback Devin Williams

It’s crazy to think about, but we are officially starting to get into 2025 recruiting in a more regular way. On Wednesday, Michigan State football offered a top 100 player in the 2025 class, cornerback Devin Williams.

Devin Williams’ Recruiting Profile

Rating

Stars Overall State Position
247 4 98 10 8
Rivals NA NA NA NA

Vitals

Hometown Buford, GA
Projected Position Cornerback
Height 5’10”
Weight 155 lbs
Class 2025

Recruitment

  • Offered on Dec. 7, 2022

Offers

  • Georgia Tech
  • Michigan State

Twitter

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Devin Williams gave up a walk-off home run after the Brewers traded Josh Hader and baseball fans couldn’t believe it

Williams hadn’t given up a home run all year. Whoops.

Let’s get two things clear:

  1. Devin Williams is arguably the best reliever in MLB and has the stats to prove it.
  2. Baseball is so, so cruel.

On that first point, Williams had gone 30 consecutive outings without allowing a run. He’d gone all season long without giving up a homer. A sterling 1.59 ERA and 66 strikeouts on 19 walks in 39.2 innings is plenty evidence of his greatness.

It’s the type of stuff that convinced the Milwaukee Brewers to trade equally-dominant closer Josh Hader to San Diego at the deadline and move Williams into the 9th inning role.

Wednesday provided Williams with the first opportunity to show he could handle the added pressure as he entered a game tied at 7 against the Pittsburgh Pirates on the road.

It, uh, did not go well.

Wowowowow.

Ok, there’s a lot to unpack here.

That’s just the second walk-off home run of Reynolds’ career. He also hasn’t had too much luck against Williams before Wednesday, striking out three times in 12 plate appearances with just three hits—and none of them went for more than a single. Williams had previously only allowed one home run at PNC Park and that was back in 2020. Wednesday’s home run was just the third hit given up by Williams in Pittsburgh since.

And the walk-off absolutely crushed the betting public.

According to Action Network, 81 percent of all moneyline bets and 69 percent of all the money wagered on the ML was on Milwaukee.

What a brutal beat.

Milwaukee’s Devin Williams made Jorge Polanco look silly with a nasty 83 mph bendy changeup

Devin Williams’ changeups are so nasty.

Hey baseball fans, I don’t know if you’ve noticed this but pitchers these days are just pulling off some wild witchcraft on the mound, throwing pitches that simply can’t be hit by grown adults who are paid to hit baseballs for a living.

We’ve seen wild 101 mph sinkers, we’ve seen pitches have so much movement that they looked like wiffle balls, and now we have a changeup that made a professional hitter look really silly when he tried to actually make contact with the ball.

I’m talking about Milwaukee reliever Devin Williams and his 83 mph, bendy changeup on Sunday that had Twins infielder Jorge Polanco looking like this:

Rob Friedman, who’s a must-follow on Twitter, broke down that and the other changeups Williams threw on Sunday – he pitched one inning and had three strike outs. Williams’ changeups are just ridiculous.

Watch this for some really good info and a great Pedro Martinez reference:

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