Justin Williams-Thomas Injury News & Updates

Williams-Thomas (undisclosed) tallied four rushes for 29 yards during Saturday's 50-49 loss to USC.

After sitting out California's first seven games of 2023, Williams-Thomas finally made his year debut against USC. He fared relatively well as the Golden Bears' second-best rusher behind Jaydn Ott. Williams-Thomas has the entire month of November to make up for some lost time, and being a secondary back behind Ott could make him an intriguing option if that role comes to fruition for him.

Williams-Thomas (undisclosed) is doubtful for California's game Saturday against Oregon State, Jake Curtis of Sports Illustrated reports.

Williams-Thomas is still practicing but needs more time to recover, hence why he is doubtful. That will be the running back's availability status until further notice, but likely not for long after his recent developments.

Williams-Thomas (undisclosed) has started practicing with the team, Rivals.com reports.

Williams-Thomas missed all of spring ball and training camp due to an undisclosed injury. It's still unclear when Williams-Thomas might get into game action, but this is at least a good sign that a return could come in the coming weeks.

Williams-Thomas (undisclosed) is still week to week but doubtful to play this week.

The freshman is still considered week to week with an undisclosed injury which also kept him from playing a snap this season. Williams-Thomas logged just 11 carries for 37 yards last season.

Williams-Thomas continues to sit out practice, BearInsider.com reports.

Williams-Thomas, who missed spring practice as well, has missed plenty of practice this summer and his availability for week one at North Texas is beginning to be a question. The redshirt freshman tailback, who transferred from Tennessee, figures to be in line for a decent work load as long as he can stay on the field.

Williams-Thomas (undisclosed) is dealing with an injury as California opens fall camp, Jim McGill of Bear Insider reports.

Williams-Thomas is reportedly day-to-day with an undisclosed injury according to head coach Justin Wilcox. The redshirt freshman transfer from Tennessee will likely be competing for the backup role behind Jaydn Ott after it was revealed that Byron Cardwell will miss the entirety of the 2023 season.

Williams-Thomas announced via his personal twitter Sunday that he will transfer to California.

Williams-Thomas had previously committed to transfer to Stanford, but is headed to their rival instead. He will have four years of eligibility left for California.

Williams-Thomas announced via his personal Twitter account Tuesday he is transferring to Stanford.

Williams-Thomas entered the transfer portal late November after appearing in just three games with Tennessee. In those contests, he tallied 11 carries for 37 yards. Now, Williams-Thomas brings four more years of eligibility with him to Stanford.

Williams-Thomas is expected to enter the transfer portal on Wednesday, Matt Zenitz of On3.com reports.

Williams-Thomas will have four more years of eligibility, as he only appeared in three games this season. The freshman running back tallied 11 carries for 37 yards in three games this season.