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WATCH: Jameson Williams narrates Alabama hype video ahead of Mississippi State trip

Wade-Peeryby:Wade Peery•10/15/21
Jameson Williams end zone celebration

Alabama wide receiver Jameson Williams is in the middle of a breakout season for the Crimson Tide, so it’s only fitting that he narrated the hype video for his team ahead of their matchup with Mississippi State this weekend.

It’s an excellent highlight video and it is a great way to frame not only the season for Alabama football, but life in general.

Williams asks, “Are you gonna run from adversity or are you going to stand up?”

He mentions in the video how you don’t lose if you get knocked down. The only way you lose “is if you stay down.” Right at the end of the video he urges, “it’s time to get up.” He’s completely right; this is gut check time for Alabama to see how they respond to adversity.

There are several highlights of Williams with his famous Karate touchdown celebration in the hype video.

It’s definitely one of the more unique touchdown celebrations out there. Williams and John Metchie III have brought a refreshing end zone celebration to the college football world.

Jameson Williams: World-class track star

Williams is a former state champion in the 300-meter hurdles in the state of Missouri. He broke the record set by former Buckeye legend Ezekiel Elliott. It’s easy to see how with his world-class speed in the highlights above.

His head coach, Nick Saban, recently called him “a dog.” Williamshas proven to be difficult to defend and nearly impossible to catch so far this year.

Texas A&M’s defense witnessed that live and in-person last Saturday. Even though the Aggies came away with the thrilling victory, they could find no answer for the former Ohio State receiver.

Their defensive backs left him wide open with just over five minutes to play, allowing an easy go-ahead score for Alabama.

Jameson Williams and the Alabama Crimson Tide suit up against Mississippi State on Saturday. Kickoff is slated for 7:00 p.m. EST from Starkville, Mississippi.