University of South Carolina Aiken Athletics

2002-03 (JUNIOR SEASON): Led the Peach Belt Conference for the second straight season and finished ninth in the nation with an average of 2.68 blocks per game…Passed Kendrick Smith and Adam Waskavitz to move into second place on the USC Aiken all-time blocks list (128)…Ranks third all-time on the career PBC blocks list...Had four or more blocks in a game 10 times last season…Second on the team in rebounding, 4.3 per game and third on the team with an average of 9.3 points per game…Reached double figure point totals 11 times…Set career highs for points (23 vs. Columbus State, 2/9/03), assists (3 at Lander, 2/12/03) and blocks (8 at Lander, 2/12/03)…His eight blocks against Lander was the sixth most in the nation this season...Missed several games due to injury.

2001-02 (SOPHOMORE SEASON): Williams averaged 10.1 points per game his first season with the Pacers...Played in 25 of USCA’s 28 games and started 23...He hit 56-of-82 free throws for 68.3 percent...His total of 137 rebounds ranked third on the team...Williams handed out 14 assists, turned the ball over 34 times, had a team high 61 blocks and totaled 23 steals…His average of 2.44 blocks per game led the Peach Belt Conference and ranked 19 in the nation...Williams’ best game came on February 6 against Lander, when he set career-highs in points and rebounds with 21 and 14 respectively...He connected on eight-of-13 shots from the field...Of his 14 rebounds, eight were off the offensive glass.

SOUTH CAROLINA STATE: Member of the Division I SCSU Bulldogs team that went 19-13 and won the MEAC regular season championship.

LOWER RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 14.0 points, 6.8 rebounds, and 4.5 blocks as a senior in earning All-Conference, All-State, and North-South All-Star participant honors...As a junior, his 9.8 ppg, 3.7 rpg, and 2.1 bpg helped the Diamonds to the Class 4-A State Championship.

PERSONAL: Todd Nathaniel Williams was born November 10, 1981...Son of Nathaniel and Letha Williams...Majoring in Exercise and Sport Science.