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Grambling's label as a popular landing spot for FBS transfers rolls on.
The Tigers welcomed their fifth major FBS transfer to the roster Monday when former Tulane linebacker Edward Williams reported to campus in preparation for Friday's first practice of fall camp.
Grambling lost senior linebackers Derwin Butler and Troy Roach from the 2015 roster. Williams said he'll play a mix of middle and outside linebacker for the Tigers in their 3-3-5 scheme.
Williams joins Shy, former Ole Miss quarterback DeVante Kincade, Texas Tech safety Derrick Dixon and Texas wide receiver Montrell Meander. Former Arizona signee and New Orleans native D.J. Clark also signed with the Tigers in February.
Williams, a New Orleans native, prepped at Warren Easton, the same high school as Shy and Clark.
"Real excited ever since I came here," Williams said. "It's only been one day but I love it so far."
The connection between Williams and Grambling was two-fold. Grambling coach Broderick Fobbs originally recruited Williams at Southern Miss in 2012 when Fobbs served as the Golden Eagles' assistant.
Fobbs is also friends with former Tulane assistant and current UTSA linebackers coach Jason Rollins. Williams said Rollins helped connect the two once Williams decided on leaving Tulane.
Grambling's label as a popular landing spot for FBS transfers rolls on.
The Tigers welcomed their fifth major FBS transfer to the roster Monday when former Tulane linebacker Edward Williams reported to campus in preparation for Friday's first practice of fall camp.
Grambling lost senior linebackers Derwin Butler and Troy Roach from the 2015 roster. Williams said he'll play a mix of middle and outside linebacker for the Tigers in their 3-3-5 scheme.
Williams joins Shy, former Ole Miss quarterback DeVante Kincade, Texas Tech safety Derrick Dixon and Texas wide receiver Montrell Meander. Former Arizona signee and New Orleans native D.J. Clark also signed with the Tigers in February.
Williams, a New Orleans native, prepped at Warren Easton, the same high school as Shy and Clark.
"Real excited ever since I came here," Williams said. "It's only been one day but I love it so far."
The connection between Williams and Grambling was two-fold. Grambling coach Broderick Fobbs originally recruited Williams at Southern Miss in 2012 when Fobbs served as the Golden Eagles' assistant.
Fobbs is also friends with former Tulane assistant and current UTSA linebackers coach Jason Rollins. Williams said Rollins helped connect the two once Williams decided on leaving Tulane.