Samford’s steady table-setter from the guard spot
In Samford’s 2012-13 season, Russell Wilson brought real point-guard value: 20.9 minutes per game, 63 assists, 29 steals, and a 46.5% field-goal mark, with a knack for making the Bulldogs cleaner and tougher on both ends[1][2]. The differentiator is his steady, low-drama floor game—he doesn’t just score, he organizes, defends, and gives a team pace and composure. If you want a guard who can handle, distribute, and compete every possession, he looks like a fit; if you need a high-volume scorer, that’s not his lane[1][2].
