Amir Williams
As of June 30, 2010
(Photo: Steven Maikoski)
(Photo: Steven Maikoski)
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Position: |
Forward / Center |
| Height: | 6-10 |
| Weight: | 210 lbs. |
| School: | Detroit Country Day School |
| Hometown: | Detroit, Michigan |
USA Basketball Notes
- Member of the 2010 USA U18 National Team that compiled a 5-0 record, captured the 2010 FIBA Americas U18 Championship gold medal and qualified the U.S. for the 2011 FIBA U19 World Championship.
High School Honors
- Selected to the Max Preps 2010 Junior All-America third team.
- Named 2010 all-state.
High School Notes
- Attends Detroit Country Day School (Mich.), where he averaged 15.0 ppg., 10.2 rpg., and 4.8 bpg. in aiding his team to the 2010 Michigan state championship and a 26-2 record.
- Helped Detroit Country Day to a 24-2 record and a second place finish in the state in 2008-09.
- In 2007-08 Detroit Country Day finished 21-5.
Personal Notes
- Born on Dec. 23, 1992 in Detroit, Mich.
- Son of Erma Williams and Keith Jacks, has one sister, Nikita Williams, and one brother, Khalil.
- Relative of Darrin Williams, who played football at the University of Cincinnati.
The Inside Scoop
- Favorite Internet sports site is ESPN.com and non-sports site is Facebook.com.
- Favorite sport other than basketball is football.
- Attends the same school as Chris Webber, Shane Battier and Robin Williams.
- Favorite player is two-time Olympian LeBron James and team is the Cleveland Cavaliers.
- Favorite non-basketball Olympian is Michael Phelps.
- The strangest place he's ever played basketball is in someone's pool.
- The best game he's ever watched was one between Kentucky and Mississippi State.
- Would like to play one-on-one against LeBron James.
- The most impressive person he's ever met is Joe Dumars.
- Favorite basketball announcer is Charles Barkley.
- Enjoys relaxing and playing video games when he's away from the court.
- This right-hander doesn't have a set jersey number, he changes it every year for no particular reason.
- Can't live without his cell phone.









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