University of Wyoming Athletics

UW This Season: An experienced quarterback, Williams finished second on the depth chart at the position following spring ball.

2020: Williams appeared in all six games and started the last five games of the season. He threw for 146.2 yards per game and finished the season with 877 total passing yards with one touchdown. He also ranked third on the team rushing for 100 yards and led the team with six rushing touchdowns. Against Colorado State, he completed 19 of 31 passes (.612) for 321 yards.  It was his first 300-yard passing game. He passed for 227 yards in the season opener against Nevada coming off the bench. He recorded a career-high three rushing touchdowns in the contest at UNLV.

2019: Williams gave the Cowboy offense a spark in the three contests he played last season, while also maintaining his redshirt freshman status. He completed 19-of-39 passes for 343 yards with three touchdowns and two interceptions. He averaged 114.3 yards passing per game. He also rushed for 181 yards on 40 carries, as he averaged 60.3 yards per game. Williams threw for a career-high 234 yards in his first career start in the Nova Home Loans Arizona Bowl. He added three touchdown passes for the most in a game since Josh Allen had three in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl in 2017. He threw for 89 yards and rushed for 79 yards against Air Force. He recorded a rushing touchdown for the first of his career against Colorado State.

High School: Levi Williams, a 6-5 and 215-pound quarterback, was selected First Team All-District 26-6A his senior season. Class 6A is the largest classification in Texas high school football. Williams' senior season, he accounted for 3,239 passing yards and threw 32 touchdown passes. He added 1,230 rushing yards and 16 rushing TDs for 4,469 yards of total offense and 48 TDs responsible for. He was ranked as a three-star recruit by Rivals, 247Sports and ESPN. Williams was ranked by 247Sports as the fifth best pro-style quarterback in the talent-rich state of Texas in 2018.  He also earned Second Team All-San Antonio honors as a senior. His junior season, Williams threw for 2,111 yards and 25 TD passes, while rushing for 383 yards and six rushing touchdowns for 2,494 yards of total offense and 31 TDs responsible for. He earned Academic All-District honors twice during his high school career, and was voted a team captain as a senior. Williams also ran track and field. He was coached at Smithson Valley High School by Larry Hill. Williams was also recruited by Houston, Baylor, Oklahoma State and TCU.