USC QB Caleb Williams' Surprises Basketball Team With Jaw-Dropping Gift

Williams surprised members of the USC women's basketball team with a special gift.

USC quarterback Caleb Williams is giving back to the Trojan family in a monumental way. According to Ryan Kartje of the Los Angeles Times, Williams gifted a pair of Beats by Dre headphones to members of the USC women's basketball team.

Caleb Williams surprised members of the women’s basketball team today after their practice with Beats headphones as a good luck gift ahead of the Pac-12 tourney.

Impressive move by USC's new QB, who has an NIL deal with Beats.

— Ryan Kartje (@Ryan_Kartje) March 1, 2022

Williams came to practice himself to surprise the team.

In speaking to those around him, sounds like Williams plans to make a habit of sharing the wealth from his NIL deals.

— Ryan Kartje (@Ryan_Kartje) March 1, 2022

Kartje reported that Williams even hand delivered the gifts himself.

Looks like Caleb Williams gifted the USC women's basketball team with some new headphones from Beats, one of his NIL partners pic.twitter.com/isvJgDFwQg

— Adam Grosbard (@AdamGrosbard) March 1, 2022

Williams inked a NIL deal with Beats by Dre in February. This was his first NIL partnership made as a Trojan.

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Thank you @beatsbydre ✌🏽 https://t.co/yfXnbno0Qy

— Caleb Williams (@CALEBcsw) February 5, 2022

Williams entered the NCAA transfer portal in January after spending one season at Oklahoma. During his freshman season, he threw for 1,912 yards and 21 touchdowns. He signed with USC in early February.

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"I wanted to go somewhere I thought would provide me with the best development both on and off the field," Williams told ESPN.  "Getting to know Coach Riley and gaining familiarity with his offense definitely played a part in my selection, as well as already knowing some the guys on the team," Williams said.

"I want to get to work right away, earn the trust of my teammates, win championships and help bring USC back to being a top-rated program."

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