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Jersey Number 0
DeJuan Williams
- Position:
- RB
- Class:
- Redshirt Sophomore
- Ht./Wt.:
- 5-11 / 215
- Hometown:
- Baltimore, MD
- High School:
- Saint Frances Academy
- Major:
- Sociology
As a Redshirt Freshman (2025):
- Played in all 12 games with nine starts, leading the team with 927 all-purpose yards and scoring four total touchdowns.
- Led the team with 501 rushing yards on 128 attempts.
- Led all Big Ten running backs with 45 receptions for 426 receiving yards.
- Set the school record for receiving yards by a running back in a season, passing Bruce Perry's record of 359 set in 2001.
- Finished second in Maryland history for catches by a running back in a season with 45. He finished just behind Allen Williams (51 in 1994), passing Bren Lowery (44 in 1987), Roman Hemby (40 in 2024) and Bruce Perry (40 in 2001).
- Named as Maryland's Freshman Offensive Player of the Year at the annual awards banquet in December.
- Posted a career-best 64 rushing yards at Rutgers on 14 attempts.
- Had a 55-yard receiving touchdown against No. 2 Indiana.
- Registered a career-high 86 receiving yards on seven receptions at UCLA.
- Had rushing touchdowns against Towson, Nebraska and Michigan State.
- Appeared in three games
- Ran for 46 yards on eight attempts and one touchdown
- Had three carries for career-high 30 yards at Minnesota (10/26), with a long of 24 yards which set the Terps up in the red zone
- Scored first career touchdown in first college game vs. UConn (8/31) on a nine-yard rush, finished with 13 yards on four carries
- Four-star recruit by 247Sports and Rivals
- Rated as the No. 14 overall prospect in the state of Maryland via 247Sports
- Rated as the No. 33 running back prospect in the country via 247Sports
- Chose Maryland over Michigan, Ohio State, Virginia Tech & Penn State
- Helped St. Frances Academy to a combined 17-2 record during the 2021 and 2022 seasons
- Posted back-to-back 100-yard rushing performances against DeSoto (Texas) and Venice (Fla.) during the 2022 season
- Broke his school’s 55-meter dash record in January with a time of 6.52 seconds
- Also set a personal best in the 100-meter dash in March with a mark of 11.28 seconds
- Enjoys hanging out with family and friends, playing video games, traveling, and working out
- His favorite restaurants are Texas Roadhouse, Outback, Fridays, and Applebee’s
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