"Great being back up here in Neyland. It was great seeing the gameday experience again. I mean, 102,000 people, the stadium was packed and it was really loud, especially on that first play when Tennessee went 75-yards.
"I got to talk to the coaches a little bit more than the last time when I just had to fit everything into one gameday, so everything was kind of rushed. This game gave me a chance to take everything a little bit slower and really actually look at the campus and everything."
Williams was accompanied by his family on this weekend's visit. It allowed them to grow more comfortable with Tennessee's coaching staff in what could be his final stop before he makes his final college decision.
"My family definitely enjoyed the weekend, getting to actually speak to all of them again," Williams said. "It was way more in-depth, too. Especially for my family, kind of giving my family a chance because my family is going to be with me every step of the way over the next four years. I want to make sure it's good for them, too.
"They enjoyed the same things I did. Getting to enjoy the gameday experience and getting to be around the coaches. It was great for them."
"It was definitely way more louder, especially with it being the Georgia game," Williams said. "They did lose and it wasn't the result that they wanted, but it kind of gave me a chance to see how the crowd and everybody reacted to losing a game. It gave me a chance to see the difference in winning and losing."
"Wanted to see how they rotate the players, especially on the defensive line. Coach (Rodney) Garner really believes in rotating players, giving everybody a chance. I mean, they have two freshmen that are play so that's really good for me to hear.
"Talking to Coach Garner and Coach (Tim) Banks, they kind of see me as a guy that can play everywhere. From all up and down the line, it could be outside linebacker, to inside, to end, it could be everywhere because them watching my tape, they can see that I'm a versatile guy and can play anywhere on the field."
Williams doesn't have an exact timeline in mind as to when he would like to make a final decision. Coming off his second visit to Tennessee, he's ready to spend time with family over Thanksgiving break while not having to worry about football, basketball or school.
"We're kind of drained," Williams said. "We'll take some time to talk it over."