Playing in a new scheme that utilizes his versatility and no longer hindered by injury, USC junior Leonard Williams is poised to be college football's premier defensive lineman in the coming season.

Williams returns as the Trojans' defensive leader from a 2013 campaign in which he recorded 73 tackles, five sacks, four quarterback hurries, a forced fumble and a blocked kick. It was enough to earn Williams All-American recognition—and he did it all with a lingering shoulder injury that required offseason surgery.

Back at full strength and ready to lead USC's front seven, a group head coach Steve Sarkisian calls his tea...

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