Georgia State’s all-purpose lightning bolt
In his Georgia State career, Albert Wilson was a true game-breaker: he finished with 6,235 all-purpose yards, 3,089 receiving yards, and 26 touchdowns, while ranking among the top 30 in NCAA history in all-purpose production[9][13]. The big differentiator was juice—elite explosiveness, return value, and the ability to flip field position or score from anywhere, backed by 70-yard-plus playmaking and a reputation as an instant star rather than a volume-only target[9][14][15].
