Troy Williams (Harbor City, Calif./Narbonne) is spending the final few days before he leaves for college with his family.
“It’s really important to see those familiar faces again and just hang out with the people who have been there for you since you were young, everybody that loves you,” he said. “Just make sure you say thank you and have some time with them before you head out.”
The 6-foot-2, 190-pound quarterback signed his financial aid agreement this week and heads to Seattle on Saturday. He has his Washington orientation Sunday and will enroll in classes Monday.
“It’s really important to see those familiar faces again and just hang out with the people who have been there for you since you were young, everybody that loves you,” he said. “Just make sure you say thank you and have some time with them before you head out.”
The 6-foot-2, 190-pound quarterback signed his financial aid agreement this week and heads to Seattle on Saturday. He has his Washington orientation Sunday and will enroll in classes Monday.
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