One of the top big men in the Northeast-10 with excellent size and strength in the post for the Bulldogs ... Excellent defensive center who can score as well ... One of the top shot-blockers in the conference for the past two seasons ... Good inside moves in the paint and runs the floor well ... Medical redshirt in 2001-02 ... School record holder with 221 career blocks.
2003-04: Tenth in the conference in rebounding with 7.2 per game ... Started all 33 games averaging 9.1 ppg ... Eleven games in double figures ... 14 points and 13 rebounds in opener at Southampton ... Had excellent postseason with 11 points, 10 rebounds, five blocks, and seven rebounds in NCAA regional semifinal vs. NYIT ... 15 points and seven boards in regional final vs. Lowell ... Ninth in the NE-10 with a 52.5 field goal percentage ... Leader in NE-10 with 55 blocks and third with 175 defensive rebounds.
2002-03: Third-team All-Conference selection as a sophomore after finishing second on the team with 13.0 points per game ... Led the team with 8.6 rebounds per game and finished second in the Northeast-10 with 90 blocks on the year ... Fifth in the conference in rebounding ... Ten double-doubles including 22-point, 14-rebound performance at Dowling College on Dec. 18 ... Career-high 25 points at Assumption on Feb. 12.
2001-02: Started Bryant?s first five games before suffering a season-ending knee injury in practice ... Had 12 rebounds against AIC Nov. 25.
2000-01: Led the Northeast-10 Conference in blocked shots with a school-record 70 ... Started 25 of 26 games as a freshman ... Tied for fourth on the team in scoring and led the Bulldogs in rebounding ... Set a school record with eight blocks in the season finale against Merrimack Feb. 21 ... Had 19 points, 11 rebounds and six blocks against Southern New Hampshire Feb. 3.
Personal: Michael A. Williams, born Jan. 21, 1982 ... Son of Michael and Noreen Williams ... An all-state and all-conference selection at Ellington HS ... An honor student in high school ... Majoring in financial services.
