A junior-college running back who once was committed to play football at the University of Memphis has decided to take his game elsewhere in 2010.
Isaac Williams of El Camino (Calif.) Community College will head to Baylor instead, Tim Griffin (a Memphis State grad himself) reports on ESPN.com's Big 12 blog. Playing in Waco gives Williams a chance to share the backfield with quarterback Robert Griffin (no relation), a dynamic playmaker and world-class track athlete who sat out most of this season with a knee injury.
Here is what The Commercial Appeal had to say about Williams on Sept. 16, 2008, when he first committed to the Tigers (no link available):
Isaac Williams of El Camino (Calif.) Community College will head to Baylor instead, Tim Griffin (a Memphis State grad himself) reports on ESPN.com's Big 12 blog. Playing in Waco gives Williams a chance to share the backfield with quarterback Robert Griffin (no relation), a dynamic playmaker and world-class track athlete who sat out most of this season with a knee injury.
Here is what The Commercial Appeal had to say about Williams on Sept. 16, 2008, when he first committed to the Tigers (no link available):
Isaac Williams, a running back/receiver at El Camino (Calif.) Community College, has committed to the University of Memphis.
Williams, who made his decision over the weekend, also considered Oregon, Arizona, UNLV and Kansas State. He is the U of M's fifth junior college commitment and eighth verbal overall.
Williams (6-1, 195) played last season at Los Angeles Southwest Community College, where he tied for the team lead in touchdowns (seven). He rushed for 170 yards and scored four touchdowns rushing and caught eight passes for 120 yards and three touchdowns receiving. He transferred to El Camino after the season.
Tiger running back Gregory Ray , who is sitting out this season with a torn hamstring, also played at El Camino.
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