Williams’ breakout performance allowed Central Connecticut to break the game open in the third quarter of an eventual 38-20 victory over Wagner. The junior defensive end made six stops and forced a pair of fumbles that led to touchdowns. Four of the tackles Williams was in on resulted in a loss of yardage. Officially, he logged 3.5 TFL, 2.5 of which were quarterback sacks. Williams helped turn a 10-point lead into a 24-point advantage over a 2:34 span in the third quarter. He sacked Wagner’s Nick Doscher for an eight-yard loss and jarred the ball loose in the process. CCSU recovered and was in the end zone two plays later. Williams struck again on Wagner’s ensuing possession, dropping Doscher for a 10-yard loss and forcing another fumble that gave CCSU a short field. The 6-foot-2 pass rusher set the tone right from the game’s start, recording a half sack on Wagner’s first play from scrimmage.