A steady, shot-making wing who can swing a game in spurts
Wilson’s calling card for Murray State was efficient scoring and instant offense off the bench: in 2011-12 he appeared in 32 of 33 games, shot 49.1% from the field, and hit 38.6% from three while flashing the ability to explode for 16-point nights and deliver in big moments, including the Racers’ Great Alaska Shootout title run.[2] He looks like a fit for teams that value a confident, experienced perimeter threat who can stretch the floor, make quick reads, and bring energy without needing the ball to dominate possessions; his game suggests a useful complement piece more than a primary creator.[2][8]