Juice Williams

PrepStar Dream Team

PrepStar All-American

Midwest Quarterback of the Year

PrepStar Top-100 recruit

Rivals.com Top-100 recruit

Chicago Tribune special mention All-State

Champaign News-Gazette All-State

Chicago Sun-Times Top 100 All-Area

Three-time All-Chicago Public League

Three-time All-City

Four-time All-Illini Red Bird Conference

Ranked No. 5 among senior quarterbacks in the nation by SI.com

Rated a four-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com

Second-rated prospect from the state of Illinois and No. 3 pro-style quarterback in the nation according to Rivals.com

Ranked the No. 7 quarterback prospect in the Midwest by the Detroit Free Press

Threw for 1,841 yards and 22 touchdowns as a senior

Also rushed for 1,441 yards and 17 touchdowns

Averaged 21.8 yards per carry

Made one 65-yard touchdown reception

Won Best Feet and Most Likely to Play First Awards at the 2005 EA Sports Elite 11 Quarterback camp

Runner-up in Strongest Arm and Most Improved Camper at Elite 11

Selected for the Chicago Public League All-Star game

Served as a reserve for the Army All-American Bowl

High school coach was Charles Chambers

Chose Illinois over North Carolina, Penn State, Tennessee and Ohio State.

Full given name is Isiah John Williams

Goes by "Juice"

Born Nov. 19, 1987

Son of Anita and Stanley Williams

Has two brothers and four sisters

Attended same high school as former Illini and NFL Hall of Famer Dick Butkus, who is his Illini hero

Honor roll student

High school Student of the Month

Neighborhood Citizen of the Month

Nearly died at birth due to the excessive weight of 13 pounds and eight ounces.