the Moose’s steady playmaker with sneaky all-around value
In the 2024-25 season, TJ Wilson gave Maine-Augusta a reliable backcourt presence, including a team-high 4.0 assists per game while also producing 4.0 points per game and handling real on-ball responsibility. The box-score profile suggests a guard who runs offense first, competes hard, and can settle a team with simple, efficient decision-making rather than flashy scoring. If your team wants a composed facilitator who can organize possessions and bring guard steadiness, Wilson looks like the kind of glue piece that quietly makes a roster function better.
