The University of Notre Dame has landed a commitment from elite wide receiver CJ Williams. The 2022 All-American from Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, California has verbally committed to the Irish. According to 247Sports, Williams is a four-star prospect and a member of the No.2 recruiting class in the nation.
The 2022 All-American took to Twitter to announce his decision.
COMMITTED ☘️ pic.twitter.com/5yPdwdXFMr
— CJ Williams (@CJWilliams_03) August 8, 2021
Past Golden Domers to participate in the All-American Bowl include the likes of Jaylon Smith, Quenton Nelson and Kyle Hamilton.
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