Brice Williams is a smooth and highly skilled 6’7” guard whose game translates seamlessly to the next level. With his combination of size, skill, and basketball IQ, NBA scouts are certainly keeping a close eye on him.

He possesses deep shooting range with excellent mechanics, making him a serious perimeter threat. Williams plays with great pace and is always under control, never allowing defenders to speed him up or force him into bad decisions.

One of his standout qualities is his ability to get to his spots on the floor efficiently. Whether he’s working off the dribble, operating in the mid-range, or attacking closeouts, Williams knows how to create and convert high-percentage looks. His size allows him to take advantage of smaller guards in the post, where he can punish them with his footwork, touch, and ability to finish through contact.

Statistically, Williams has put together an impressive season, averaging 20.3 points per game on 46% shooting, along with 4.1 rebounds and 2.8 assists per contest. His ability to impact the game in multiple ways was on full display at the CBC Tournament in Las Vegas, where he delivered two outstanding performances.

Against Arizona State, he poured in 30 points, showcasing his ability to score at all three levels. He followed that up with another dominant outing, dropping 28 points against Georgetown on Thursday, further proving his consistency and ability to perform under pressure.

Williams is one of the most complete players to take the floor at the CBC Tournament, demonstrating his versatility and polish. His well-rounded offensive arsenal, coupled with his composure and ability to dictate the game’s tempo, makes him an intriguing prospect for the next level.

If he continues to produce at this level, don’t be surprised to hear his name called on NBA draft night.