CLEMSON, S.C. — After leading Clemson in receiving as a freshman, Antonio Williams is gearing up for year two.
The Dutch Fork graduate candidly admitted this week that his transition from high school to college was not the smoothest.
While Williams was immersed in trying to navigate the challenges of his first season of college football, he would sometimes take a class or two off. Williams says he was so overwhelmed and exhausted with off-season conditioning, he would either show up late for class or not at all.
But knowing what awaits him on a daily basis, Williams says he is better prepared to handle all the demands of college, not just the football-related obligations.