Jameson Williams, who will try to lead Alabama to a national title tonight, says he still talks to Chris Olave, Garrett Wilson and Jaxon Smith-Njigba every day.
“They don’t claim me. I don’t claim them. Ohio State fans be tripping,” Williams said in the video. “They disowned me. I went to Bama. When I graduate, I will have graduated from Bama.”
During his media availability last week, Williams said “everything went well” at Ohio State but that he “just felt like it was time for me to make a decision for myself.” He also said he believes transferring to Alabama has helped him elevate his game to a different level than when he was at Ohio State, where he caught only 15 passes for 266 yards and three touchdowns in two seasons.
“Moving to Alabama, I would say I learned to always go hard, even harder than what I went,” Williams said. “I'm a real good competitor, but being around guys like this and guys on the team, on the defense, are forcing me to bring out way more than I ever had with these practices and how things go. So I would say I learned to go way harder than I ever did, really, coming to Alabama.”
If Williams has a big game on Monday night, Ohio State fans might find themselves wondering what could have been if he had stayed with the Buckeyes, or why he never reached his potential in Columbus – though Ohio State’s wide receiver play certainly wasn’t what prevented it from making a national championship run this year, as Smith-Njigba broke the school records for single-season receptions and receiving yards while Wilson and Olave were both All-Americans.
“Everything happens for a reason, and Jamo made the right move and it’s paying off,” Wilson said. “We didn’t have the season we wanted to, but there’s a lot of great things to take from it. So I think everything happens for a reason and Jamo being at Alabama, I respect that, I appreciate it too. I love what he does there.”
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