ANALYSIS
After beating out N'Kosi Perry and Tate Martell for the Hurricanes' top quarterback job last training camp, Williams started in 10 of the team's 13 games and completed 61.2 percent of his attempts for 2,187 yards and a 19:7 TD:INT. While those numbers were serviceable on the whole, he struggled mightily down the stretch and fell out of favor with the Hurricanes after completing just 47.6 percent of his throws for a middling 5.9 yards per attempt over Miami's final three contests. After entering the transfer portal shortly after Miami added ex-Houston standout D'Eriq King to the roster in January, Williams spurned other FBS offers for the opportunity to play right away at the JUCO level, where he won't be required to sit out the 2020 season to comply with NCAA transfer rules. With a strong showing at Garden City this fall, Williams will presumably resurface somewhere at the FBS level again as a redshirt junior in 2021.