• A dynamic player in four years at Oklahoma State University who scored nine career touchdowns (5 INT returns, 3 punt returns and one blocked field goal returned for a score).
• Only one of four collegiate players since 1996 to record double-digit career interceptions (11) while scoring at least five touchdowns on interception returns.
• Owns the Big-12 Conference career record with five interceptions returned for a touchdown.
• Returned two punts (78 and 59 yds.) for touchdowns against Louisiana-Lafayette in 2003, marking the most punt-return scores in a game by an OSU player since the statistic began being tracked by the school in 1959.
• Tied for 13th in the nation with six interceptions in 2003 as a Jim Thorpe Award semifinalist while scoring four touchdowns (2 INT returns, 2 punt returns) and earning consensus first-team All-Big 12 accolades.
• Named all-district in football three times at O.D. Wyatt High School in Fort Worth, Texas, and was tabbed an All-American by Track and Field News.
• Selected by the Broncos in the second round (56th overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft.

2004: Williams played seven games (4 starts) in his final year at Oklahoma State, totaling 21 tackles (18 solo), three pass breakups, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery, which he returned 53 yards. He returned nine punts for 249 punts (27.7 avg.), including a 59-yard touchdown return. Williams returned a punt 59 yards for a score in the third quarter against Tulsa and finished the game with four returns for 87 yards along with seven tackles (5 solo) and a forced fumble. With an outstanding performance against Southern Methodist, Williams was named Big 12 Conference Player of the Week after gaining a career-best 162 yards on five punt returns (32.4 avg.). He also returned a fumble 53 yards, made three tackles and deflected a pass to go along with his five punt returns and fumble recovery that all set up an Oklahoma State score against SMU. He made three solo tackles, forced a fumble and deflected a pass against Iowa State before leaving the game with a broken right forearm, which forced him to miss the next three contests against Colorado, Texas A&M and Missouri. He returned to the field against Texas wearing a soft cast on his arm but was forced out of the game with the arm injury after making a first-quarter tackle. He did not play in Oklahoma State’s final three contests.

2003: Williams earned consensus first-team All-Big 12 Conference honors, starting 11 games at left cornerback and posting a career-high 66 tackles (49 solo) along with six interceptions (130 yds.), two of which he returned for touchdowns. His six interceptions ranked third in the Big 12 and tied for 13th nationally. He recorded 233 yards and two touchdowns on 13 punt returns (17.9 avg.), leading the nation in punt return average for most of the season, and added 83 yards on four kick returns (20.8 avg.). Williams also broke up 17 passes and had four tackles-for-loss (17 yds.). Against Southwest Missouri, he intercepted a pass in a seven-tackle (5 solo) game that also saw him return two punts for 50 yards. He returned two punts for touchdowns (78 and 59 yds.) against Louisiana-Lafayette, marking the most punt-return scores in a game by an OSU player since the statistic begin being tracked by the school in 1959. His 78-yard return in the second quarter was Oklahoma State’s longest punt retu