Oklahoma freshman quarterback Caleb Williams Discusses His Future At Oklahoma

Following Bowl Victory

After throwing for three touchdowns in the 47-32 win over the Ducks, Williams spoke

with the media about the challenges of the last month and what he is planning for

his next steps.

In short, don’t expect to hear anything definitive until after Williams and his family

return from an upcoming vacation.

First and foremost, I have been — like you said, it’s been up and down, a roller

coaster. Like you said, all my guys have been through it. We were all shocked, we were

all hit by it at the same time, same moment, so that’s how it’s been, up and down. We

lost a lot of coaches, and we have a legend that comes back. We have GAs that step

up. We have (co-offensive coordinator and inside receivers) coach (Cale) Gundy. We

have a bunch of guys like that that stepped up in a bunch of different places and

helped lead us to this awesome Alamodome and week that we’ve been here for five

days or so, and it’s been awesome.

Like everybody always says, San Antonio is very

hospitable, and it’s been just like that. Everybody has welcomed us, and it’s been very

fun.

“The whole transfer portal thing and coach BV [head coach Brent Venables] going up

there and saying all of that, I was focused on finishing the semester off strong, being

with my guys, making sure that all my guys that won’t be here next year — I have the

chance to be here. All my guys that won’t be here next year, go off on the right

note, we go off 11-2, and I’m about to go on vacation with my family. I haven’t been

on vacation in a really long time. After all these ups and downs I want to go on

vacation, spend time with my family and focus on that, and that’s it.”