Two-Way Juice, Special-Teams Pop, and Big-Play Potential
Wiggins arrives at William & Mary as an explosive 2026 freshman DB from Maury High who was also described by the Tribe as a player who can make plays on defense, offense, and special teams. He’s listed at 5'10" and 160 pounds, was a three-star recruit by Rivals, and brings captain-level competitiveness plus a versatile, mismatch-friendly skill set that should translate to value early if his frame and physicality keep developing.
Vill W 35-32 
DelSt W 22-15 
Lehigh L 20-44 
Ford L 27-52 
Duke L 7-62 Athlete DNA will appear once enough defensive back season data has been processed.
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