Seattle U guard with local roots and a low-usage, hustle-first profile
Fredrick Wilson’s profile is the classic homegrown Redhawk story: a Seattle guard with local roots who brings grit, composure, and familiar-system value more than high-volume scoring. In the available college stat line, he averaged 2.1 points, 1.8 rebounds, and 0.8 assists in a season marked by limited offensive efficiency (30.2% field-goal shooting), which suggests a role player whose impact has to come through defense, toughness, and doing the little things. That kind of player can fit a bench-unit need, especially if your team wants steady effort and positional versatility over flash.
