Theron Wilson brings proven scoring punch and foul pressure for Bradley
Wilson’s clearest calling card is *shot creation*: Bradley’s roster notes show he can score in bunches, including a 28-point game against Evansville and a 20-point follow-up versus Illinois State, while also drawing heavy contact at the line and stretching the floor as a .412 three-point shooter in 2007-08[2]. That combination of perimeter shooting, aggressive drives, and free-throw pressure makes him more than a box-score scorer; he forces defenses to bend, which is valuable if your team needs a forward who can create offense rather than just finish it.
