This sounds ominous for other suitors

From Scott Sommer: "2013 PG D'Erryl Williams will take an official visit to #SDSU on October 12, the weekend of Midnight Madness"

Per Scott Sommer: "#SDSU offered Sacramento (Calif.) Sheldon PG D'Erryl Williams. http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=356&f=4639&t=9379147 …"

SDSU is rapidly becoming Sacramento South. 

SJSU and two Sactown prospects

Per Doug Benton/NorCal Preps (a Rivals sub is required), San Jose State University has interest in a pair of Sacto area talents:

* Sheldon/PHPS Elite combo guard D'Erryl Williams had in-home visits with San Diego, Loyola Marymount and San Jose State with visits planned to all three schools. Columbia also came out to watch him play.

* Eric Duncan of Weston Ranch/PHPS Black is being recruited by San Jose State, Boise State, Southern Utah and Hawaii.

D'Erryl Williams get another nod

Per Josh Gershon: "2013 Sacramento Sheldon PG D'Erryl Williams picked up a USC offer"

Per Rivals, Fresno State, Loyola Marymount, Long Beach State and San Francisco also want to go steady with Williams.

Praise for D'Erryl Williams

Joe Davidson tweetin' on D'Erryl Williams: "Sac Bee Player of Year D'Erryl Williams resting ham and hand. Hoop offers from Fresno St, UC Davis, UOP, Irvine, Santa Barbara. Smart, tough, skilled"

D'Erryl Williams picking up offers

A recent Joe Davidson tweet: "SacBee hoops Player of Year D'Erryl Williams of Sheldon picks up offers from LMU and Fresno State. Superb leader, skills, toughness"

He's a 6-foot-4 2013 prospect.

D'Erryl Williams named POY

D'Erryl Williams of Sheldon High is the Sacramento Bee's Player of the Year

D'Erryl Williams doing it on and off the court

Credit Joe Davidson for posting this: "... No surprise that D'Erryl Williams of Sheldon won the Pursuing Victory with Honor Sportsmanship award Saturday. Williams is a 4.0 student and a team leader who played hurt and never lost his cool on a frustrating night ..."

Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2012/03/27/4368798/hometown-report-new-sacramento.html#storylink=cpy

Sheldon High prevails

Joe Davidson writes about Sheldon High making noise (especially MVP D'erryl Williams) down south.

Sheldon trio too much for Franklin High

Bill Paterson reports on the trifecta of Kyiron Thomas, D'Erryl Williams and Dakarai Allen powering Sheldon High over Franklin.

Four Nor Cal prospects highlighted by Joel Francisco

ESPN's Joel Francisco highlights the best of who he saw at Double Pump and Three Stripes and here are his northern California listings:

Breakout players

Dakari Allen (Sacramento, Calif./Sheldon)
2013, SF, 6-5, 175 pounds

Allen continues to demonstrate why he is considered one of the elite prospects out west for his class. The lengthy wing type is an excellent defender and his offense is beginning to blossom. He did an admirable job on York, as Allen's length altered many of York's attempts. Offensively, Allen's triple-threat game and first step to the basket have evolved tremendously since the spring.

Mike Bryson (Sacramento, Calif./Foothill)
2012, SG/SF, 6-5, 180 pounds

Bryson is somewhat of a diamond in the rough at this stage. He has ideal size for the 3 at the next level and he has one of the smoothest strokes. Whether it's launching a 3 in transition or knocking down a midrange shot coming off of a screen, he is pretty potent. In addition, he has become more than just a shooter, as his defensive presence has picked up since the spring and he's playing with much more of an edge to him than ever before.

Notes

David Andoh, a 6-6 SF/PF out of St. Mary's High School in Berkeley, Calif., put together a solid effort at the Fullcourt Press Cream of the Crop. He has a potent midrange jump shot and a very quick first step. He has a tendency to force the issue, but he always plays hard at both ends. Colorado, Arizona State, UTEP, Drake and Detroit have shown the most interest. 

D'Erryl Williams, a 6-3 junior out of Sheldon High School in Sacramento, is starting to look more comfortable running his team than he did in the spring. The chiseled lefty has very long arms and has a strong burst at the rim. In addition, he is one of the better on-ball defenders we've seen this spring and summer