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PROVO — BYU starting running back Jamaal Williams was not expected to be a huge focal point of the Cougars' offense this season, though his potential excited fans for future seasons.
However, starting running back Michael Alisa suffered an arm injury, vaulting the 17-year-old freshman into action. So far, the returns on Williams have been promising.
This True Blue feature examines Williams' story of becoming the starting running back for the Cougars in unprecedented fashion. Coaches and teammates also discuss Williams' impact on the team.
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