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NBA Draft Profile: Elliot Williams
- Updated: May 4, 2010
Elliot Williams
GUARD
6-4, 180 lbs.
College: Memphis
Class: Sophomore
Larry Kuzniewski/Memphis Flyer
STRENGTHS: Williams is a solid combo guard with an excellent jump shot and a knack for making the right decision. He has good size for a guard (6-4), and rebounds the ball well.
WEAKNESSES: Williams probably won’t be a star on the NBA level, especially if he comes out now. He isn’t spectacular in any area, but has the scoring and rebounding ability to be a solid pro for a long time.
Player Stats courtesy of www.cbssports.com.
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