Rebounding-first forward with a defensive edge for Kennesaw State
Anthony Wilson’s clearest calling card is activity: in the 2017-18 season, he led Kennesaw State in rebounds per game at 5.2 and shot 49.5% from the field, while also contributing 17 assists, eight steals, and six blocks in limited minutes. He looks like a glue-guy forward who can rebound, defend, and make simple winning plays rather than dominate the ball. His high-school résumé hints at real disruption potential too, with elite steal and block production at Miami Central. If a team needs energy, effort, and multi-category hustle, he fits; if it needs a primary scorer, he does not.
