910 Sports Guest UNC Basketball Standout Donald Williams

Former University of North Carolina (UNC) Basketball Champion • 1993 NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player • International Professional Basketball Player • Coach Basketball fans won't want to miss this exclusive conversation with one of North Carolina's legendary champions. Donald Williams etched his name into college basketball history by leading the 1993 North Carolina Tar Heels to the NCAA National Championship under legendary coach Dean Smith. His incredible performance against Michigan's famed "Fab Five," including 25 points and five three-pointers, earned him the prestigious Final Four Most Outstanding Player award. Before becoming a Tar Heel legend, Williams was one of North Carolina's most decorated high school athletes, averaging 35.6 points per game during his senior season at Garner High School while earning McDonald's All-American honors and being named North Carolina Mr. Basketball. His basketball journey didn't stop in Chapel Hill. Following college, Williams enjoyed an outstanding 13-year international professional career, competing in Germany, Greece, France, Poland, the Philippines, and throughout Europe and Asia, capturing a championship in the Philippines in 1998 while continuing to impact the game across the globe. This is more than an interview—it's a celebration of basketball excellence, perseverance, leadership, and the lasting legacy of one of the sport's true champions.