SoCal LB sees stock heat up

Los Angeles (Calif.) Dorsey linebacker Courtney Williams (6-0, 190, 4.5) is having a very busy last two weeks of the recruiting season. He got off to a late start recruiting wise but he is sure making up for lost time. Williams took his first visit last weekend and he is in the process setting up a mid-week visit tomorrow (January 26th) to be followed by another visit this Friday (January 28th).

Williams took his first visit this past weekend to Utah State.

"Utah State was fine," Williams said. "I liked the campus and liked the students that I met there."

"I am getting ready to take a visit to Baylor tomorrow and I will leave for Washington State right after my Baylor visit," Williams said. "I will make my decision probably on signing day."

Williams was outstanding his senior season racking up 70 tackles and a headache producing for offensive coordinators 26 sacks. He was selected all-league, all-city and all-state for his efforts.

Williams is also stellar on the track running an outstanding 48.18 in the 400-meter.

"Courtney could be the fastest linebacker in the state," Dorsey coach Ralph Caldwell said. "How many linebackers run the 400-meter in 48.18?"

"Courtney was unstoppable on the edge," Caldwell said. "He had 26 sacks in 2004."