Post-OSU Update: Eric Glover-Williams left the Ohio State football team before the 2017 season. He transferred that year to DII Slippery Rock and sat out the year. In 2018, he began the year at wide receiver but switched to cornerback mid-season and made second-team all-conference. He repeated second-team all-conference honors in 2019, making 29 tackles, three interceptions, and ten pass breakups. (updated: Dec. 2023)

Major: Undeclared (2016)

Weight: 178 (2016), 175 (2015)

2016: Eric Glover-Williams played in seven games on special teams as a true freshman in 2015 with nine plays vs. Rutgers and seven vs. Penn State his high games for plays … he is exploring majors.

2015 Media Guide: Eric Glover-Williams was the first to commit to this Class of 2015, doing so nearly two years ago in Spring 2013.

High School: Played numerous offensive positions, but concentrated on running back as a senior … was named Division I Associated Press all-state as a senior after rushing for 1,149 yards and 14 touchdowns with 16 receptions … also had a punt return touchdown and a 100-yard interception return score … a consensus 4-star prospect with Top 100 overall rankings on the ESPN 300 (No. 90) and by 247Sports (No. 97) … also rated as high as the No. 7 athlete (Rivals) and the No. 12 cornerback (247Sports) … the third-leading rusher in McKinley history with 3,820 yards and the No. 7 scorer in Stark County history with 56 touchdowns, which ties former Buckeye Jeff Logan’s prep total and is two more than current Buckeye Bri’onte Dunn … Glover-Williams was named second-team Associated Press all-state in 2013 as McKinley went 9-2 and advanced to state playoffs … from same school to produce Mike Doss and Tyler Everett … played for both Todd Filtz and Thom McDaniels … an Under Armour All-American.

Personal: Is the son of Ann and Jerry Williams.