Cliffton Williams, aka Will, was the second houseguest to enter the Big Brother jury house after last night’s shocking eviction.
We got to ask the 50-year-old college sports podcaster a question as he got settled into the house in a quick exit interview.
Keep reading to find out more…
Just Jared asked Will, “What is your opinion on the level of gameplan this season from your fellow houseguests and are there any tweaks or changes you would make to your own strategy knowing what you know now?”
Will then gave a full breakdown on his thoughts about everyone in the house. He also said the biggest tweak he’d make to his game would be talking to Lauren more. Lauren was Head of Household this past week and put him up for eviction.
Watch his answer above, or read the full text below!
Here’s what he said about the gameplay of everyone left in the BB house:
VINNY: I think that Vinny is probably playing the best game so far. He’s really good at comps. He’s connected all the way across the board with the rest of the house guests that’s remaining in the house. I think that he is—he has the ability to negotiate. He has the ability to talk. He’s just—he’s Vinny the Lip for a reason. I think he’s doing well.
MORGAN: I think Morgan needs to calm down some. You know, she’s really emotional in the game, and she plays it very, very hard.
KEANU: Keanu, he’s great at comps. Socially, he’s not doing well in the game, and that’s been a struggle for the whole duration of the game. As the numbers get smaller, if he’s able to maintain or get his social game better, he has a good shot at winning.
LAUREN: Lauren is a great person. Socially, she’s not there…except for the ones that she can relate to, and that’s particularly Ava and Kelley. Comp, she is on point. She really good. She is like Makensy 2.0 [aka Makensy Manbeck from BB 26] in that regard. She can go a long way.
AVA: Ava needs to win. She needs to win a competition. She needs to win HOH. She needs to win a veto in order for her to stay safe. She is insulated now with Kelley and Lauren, but she needs to win a competition for her protection.
ASHLEY: Ashley, the same deal. She’s not insulated no more. She is on the bottom in the house. And with Rachel gone, with myself gone, with Mickey gone, she doesn’t have those people around her. So she needs to win.
KELLEY: Kelley is feelin’ herself right now. She is a different person. Kelley Bells is way different than she was when she first came in the house. And she is very confident, and she’s very sure of herself now. And Kelley has the ability to go to the final three. Socially, she’s locked in with Lauren, and she’s locked in with Ava. And she has a weird relationship with Keanu. So she could go further and do well.
He then answered the second part of our question, saying, “In terms of what I would tweak about my game, I would probably have tried to talk to Lauren more, because we never clicked. Me and Lauren never fit. You know, it was awkward the whole time. Very awkward conversations. And she nominated me twice. So you see the awkwardness. But, maybe that.”
He continued, “Um, other than that, I really wouldn’t change much in my game. My game was who I am. I wanted to be who I am in real life and try to win the game that way. And it didn’t work out. But I know that, leaving this house, I know that I did the best I can do. And I can live with that. I can’t be who I’m not. I can’t do all the lying. I can’t do all the crazy stuff that folks do in this house. I can’t do it. I can’t do it. My brain can’t allow me to do that. So maybe that was my detriment, but I did the best that I could do with the things I can do.”
Here’s what Rachel Reilly told us in her jury exit interview!
This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
