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BC Lands Top Transfer Money Williams

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Boston Colleges Luke Murray secures a major coup with four-star transfer Money Williams, a prolific scorer averaging 20.4 points per game. Williams explosive scoring and impressive stats against power-five opponents bolster the Eagles roster, setting the stage for Murrays continued recruiting success.

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BC Lands Top Transfer Money Williams

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!BC Lands Top Transfer Money Williams. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 23rd, Boston College basketball coach Luke Murray has been on a recruiting tier lately, pulling in visitors, dropping offers and securing, commits for the class of 2026 plus some key transfers. Their biggest move? Landing Montana Guard Money Williams, a four-star talent rated 91 by 247 sports and the number 104 overall transfer. His six-foot-four score averaged 20.4 points per game last season, hitting 49.3% from the field with four. Point seven assists and 34% from deep. Murray's been hustling nonstop, building momentum with both high school kids and portal players to boost the Eagles roster. Fans and analysts are buzzing about Williams' fit, given his explosive scoring that landed him in the 99th percentile for volume. He dropped 20 or more points in 16 games, hit 30 plus seven times, and even notched a 40 burger in the big sky semis.

Diving deeper into his tape via Statsguru Evan Miyakawa, Williams held his own against Power-5 foes too, 19 on Stanford, 22 versus. Texas A&M, despite some tough losses like to Louisville. With Williams locked in, B.C.'s looking sharper for next season, setting the stage for Murray to keep stacking wins on the trail.

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