Justice Williams has had a very impactful year playing a large
majority of the time with one America’s top 2021 squads Team IZOD. After making a move to a local outfit, Philly
Triple Threat, Williams has expanded his game with a larger role and proved
that he can compete with any guard in his class and that he deserved to be in
the conversation as one of the elite guards in the country.
Well what a difference a day makes; reports are coming out
of Philadelphia today that Williams has reclassed to the class of 2022 which immediately
impacts the national boards. There are
not many more polished combo guards in 2022 than Williams and with his
versatility and ability to play both backcourt spots effectively he will be in
the Top 10 conversation effective immediately. Justice affects the game on
multiple levels, especially on the offensive end. His jump shot has improved
and he has a terrific pull-up game as well. What sets him apart from other
prospects is his feel (great passer) for the game. His overall skill level,
savvy, and knack of slithering his way to the rim is unmatched.
The move once confirmed will also impact the
upcoming Middle School All-American game; staffers stated in a phone call this
morning that “…a player of Williams ability in the class of 2022 would be a no
brainer for our voters” they went on to
say “we want the best of the best in the country and he clearly would be that
as a member of the 2022 group – we anticipate relassess every year so we set
aside time and spots for their consideration Justice must be considered”
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