Crestwood junior running back Ty'son Williams (6-0, 193) now has five offers on the table.
North Carolina became the latest of suitors, joining Appalachian State , Duke, Georgia, and NC State, who was the first to offer Williams.
The team to beat will more than likely be Georgia; Williams, an dependent of Army family, has moved around several times but considers Macon, Georgia, his home and grew up a big Bulldogs fan.As a junior, Williams registered 1,516 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns on 174 carries (8.71 per-carry average) as an A-back in Crestwood's wing-T offense. He also scored on a 65-yard punt return.
During his sophomore season, Williams rushed for 1,008 yards and 17 touchdowns on 112 carries.
North Carolina became the latest of suitors, joining Appalachian State , Duke, Georgia, and NC State, who was the first to offer Williams.
The team to beat will more than likely be Georgia; Williams, an dependent of Army family, has moved around several times but considers Macon, Georgia, his home and grew up a big Bulldogs fan.As a junior, Williams registered 1,516 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns on 174 carries (8.71 per-carry average) as an A-back in Crestwood's wing-T offense. He also scored on a 65-yard punt return.
During his sophomore season, Williams rushed for 1,008 yards and 17 touchdowns on 112 carries.
