The Seattle Times · Sep 29, 2019
Notebook: Cameron Williams’ perseverance, UW tight ends’ dominance and the terrible trick play
Cameron Williams had himself a day.
But, seriously, it’s hard to get much more specific. Was it a good day? A bad day?
It was all of the above.
Williams — a 6-foot, 191-pound freshman safety from Bakersfield, Calif. — snagged the second and third interceptions of his career in No. 17 Washington’s 28-14 win over No. 21 USC. In between, he took an awkward angle on a 60-yard run from USC tailback Stephen Carr, blew a third-down tackle in an eventual touchdown drive and bit on a play-fake on a 44-yard TD pass from quarterback Matt Fink to wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr.
He made big plays, and mistakes.
But, most importantly, he bounced back.