I agree that Williams had another good game and probably his best game so far, and perhaps was the player of the game for SJU. I think you are right that he seems to have made the shift from thinking to just wanting to play his game. I think a second unit of Dunn, Williams, Earlington, Rutherford and Sears is going to give all BE teams nightmares this year. What i am noticing about a strong second unit coaching strategy (perhaps this is part of the 40 minutes of hell) is that the opposing team cannot keep up with the intensity of constant pressure, and just wears down and either cannot keep the lead or are too worn to make a full comeback. There was also a clear conditioning difference between the two teams. (Maybe that is also why Steere is not playing).