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Kentucky Lands Top 100 Guard Mason Williams

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Kentucky Wildcats secure first commitment for 2026 class: Mason Williams, a skilled point guard and son of former NBA player Mo Williams, joins the team after a breakout season and official visit. Fans excited about adding a dynamic scorer and playmaker to the backcourt.

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Kentucky Lands Top 100 Guard Mason Williams

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kentucky Lands Top 100 Guard Mason Williams. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 27, Kentucky Wildcats landed their first commitment in the 2026 recruiting class. Mason Williams, a six-foot two-point guard, ranked as the number 109th overall prospect, made it official on Friday. He plays at Tennessee Collegiate Academy in Millington, Tennessee. Williams is the son of former NBA player, Mo Williams, who now coaches at Jackson State. He had been committed to play for his dad, but reopened his recruitment after a breakout summer and high school season that drew attention from top programs. Mark Pope quickly turned his focus to Williams and hosted him for an official visit this week, sealing the deal. Fans are buzzing about adding a skill guard who can score from anywhere and set up teammates with ease. This tough dynamic player shown against elite competition nationwide, jumping from a three-star rating to his current spot and still climbing. In the Nike EYBL Scholastic League this season, he averaged 15.4 points and four assists per game. Kentucky's future

back court just got a lot brighter with Williams on board, setting the stage for more big moves ahead.

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