Kam Williams is doing exactly what Mark Pope is asking him. Five weeks into Kentucky men’s basketball’s summer practice, ...

Mark Pope spent almost half an hour discussing the second iteration of Kentucky basketball under his watch on Monday. The ...

One Kentucky player who is set to break out this season for Mark Pope's Wildcats is Tulane transfer Kam Williams. Last season as a true freshman for the Green Wave, Williams averaged 9.3 points, 4 ...

Williams is classified simply as a 3-and-D wing that can not only shoot, but also play lockdown defense. Don't sleep on his athleticism, though, as that is a huge part of his offensive game.

The local Kentucky media were given an opportunity to talk with Tulane transfer Kam Williams and Arizona State transfer Jayden Quaintance on Tuesday. One of the questions Williams was asked had to ...

Kam Williams wasted little time deciding to come to Kentucky after he went in the transfer portal following his leaving Tulane. Just four days after entering the transfer portal, he committed to ...

Arguably one of the more underrated players on Kentucky's roster for the 2025-26 season is Kam Williams, who was the first transfer pickup for Mark Pope and the Kentucky staff this offseason, was ...

Williams, as a true freshman last year, shot 48.5% from the field and 41.2% from three. The impressive numbers from three-point land came on 4.6 attempts per game, so Williams is a lights-out shooter.

Kentucky's first addition via the transfer portal was former Tulane guard Kam Williams, who has a chance to be a special player. Williams, as a true freshman, averaged 9.3 points, 4.5 rebounds, 1. ...

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Chandler, Johnson, Denzel Aberdeen, and even Kam Williams could spend time at the two, but Oweh is almost assuredly locked into a starting spot, and this makes the most sense.

Williams, as a true freshman last year, shot 48.5% from the field and 41.2% from three. The impressive numbers from three-point land came on 4.6 attempts per game, so Williams is a lights-out shooter.