Program Feature: Savion Wiliams
11/21/2024 8:31:00 AM | Football
TCU hosts Arizona Saturday at 2 p.m.
By Kennedy Knisley
Savion Williams's journey at TCU has been shaped by family, faith, and an unwavering commitment to growth. When he first chose TCU, it wasn't just about football. His connection to his position coach, Malcolm Kelly, made the decision clear, while staying close to home ensured that his family could be present for every milestone.
Now in his fifth year, Williams has fully embraced the opportunity for both personal and athletic development. "I wanted to focus on confidence, mental health, and taking care of my body," he shares, recognizing that these elements were crucial for him to become the best version of himself on and off the field.
Williams's daughter, Legacy, has been one of the biggest influences on his journey, inspiring him to approach football with greater discipline and responsibility.
"She's a constant reminder of my responsibilities," he says proudly. "I want her to see her dad as someone who worked hard and never gave up." This sense of legacy and purpose drives him daily, especially as he prepares for the next chapter in his career.
Looking toward the NFL draft, Williams is candid about his mix of excitement and nervousness. "It's the next chapter," he reflects. "There's a lot to be excited about, but of course, it's a big step."
Through it all, family remains Williams's foundation. His mother, who went through a major life event in 2022, has been a constant support and a model of resilience. The lessons he's learned from her have shaped his outlook on life, teaching him the importance of strength and perseverance.
With his family's encouragement, Williams hopes to leave behind a legacy as a player who embodied dedication, humility, and teamwork. "I want to be remembered as a team player, someone who never gave up," he says. He uses football to stay grounded, focusing on becoming a role model for his daughter and leaving an enduring impact both on and off the field.
Savion Williams's journey at TCU has been shaped by family, faith, and an unwavering commitment to growth. When he first chose TCU, it wasn't just about football. His connection to his position coach, Malcolm Kelly, made the decision clear, while staying close to home ensured that his family could be present for every milestone.
Now in his fifth year, Williams has fully embraced the opportunity for both personal and athletic development. "I wanted to focus on confidence, mental health, and taking care of my body," he shares, recognizing that these elements were crucial for him to become the best version of himself on and off the field.
Williams's daughter, Legacy, has been one of the biggest influences on his journey, inspiring him to approach football with greater discipline and responsibility.
"She's a constant reminder of my responsibilities," he says proudly. "I want her to see her dad as someone who worked hard and never gave up." This sense of legacy and purpose drives him daily, especially as he prepares for the next chapter in his career.
Looking toward the NFL draft, Williams is candid about his mix of excitement and nervousness. "It's the next chapter," he reflects. "There's a lot to be excited about, but of course, it's a big step."
Through it all, family remains Williams's foundation. His mother, who went through a major life event in 2022, has been a constant support and a model of resilience. The lessons he's learned from her have shaped his outlook on life, teaching him the importance of strength and perseverance.
With his family's encouragement, Williams hopes to leave behind a legacy as a player who embodied dedication, humility, and teamwork. "I want to be remembered as a team player, someone who never gave up," he says. He uses football to stay grounded, focusing on becoming a role model for his daughter and leaving an enduring impact both on and off the field.
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