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Remember him? The former Rivals.com #1 recruit, with offers from everyone? He's now buried in a Philadelphia Daily News story about holes in Penn State's roster as the Nittany Lions enter spring practice is the following:On offense, strengths are at wide receiver as the top three receivers (Derrick Williams, Deon Butler and Jordan Norwood) all return for their senior seasonsHo hum, which is not exactly how you want your senior year to be treated when you're all-everything and can name your college. You're not even supposed to have a senior year when you get that kind of billing. Welcome to Williams' world, paragraph ten and so very far from the headlines.
And, no, we're not piling on Penn State this week. It just seems that way.
(H/T: The Wizard of Odds)
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