Caleb Williams Leads Cathedral Fighting Irish Ground Game
Cathedral Fighting Irish running back Caleb Williams racked up 1,200 yards and 15 touchdowns in just six games last season, averaging 200 yards per outing after transferring from out-of-state. The senior's impressive debut in 5A Indiana high school football earned him a starting role, and he's expected to be a key factor in the Fighting Irish's offense this fall. Williams' combination of speed, power and elusiveness makes him a nightmare for defenders to tackle. He's also a threat in the passing game, with 12 receptions for 150 yards and two touchdowns in his brief tenure at Cathedral. As the Fighting Irish prepare for the upcoming season, Williams will be counted on to lead the team's ground game and help establish a strong running attack. Scouts are watching to see how Williams adapts to the demands of a full season in the IHSAA 5A classification and how he develops his skills in the passing game.