Jamil Wilson brought size, versatility, and a late-blooming scorer’s touch to Marquette
In the 2013-14 season, Jamil Wilson averaged 11.7 points and 5.9 rebounds while starting all 32 games for Marquette, giving the Golden Eagles a reliable 6-foot-7 forward who could score inside, stretch the floor, and handle secondary playmaking duties. He was especially valuable as a versatile wing/forward who could punish defenses in multiple ways, not just pile up points. The knock was consistency—earlier in his Marquette run he had uneven stretches—but his all-around production and mature, pro-ready frame made him a strong fit for teams wanting length, skill, and lineup flexibility.
