The 6-5 junior wing has a high ceiling heading into the season as he brings athleticism, length and speed to his offensive game. He can play multiple positions whether it’s the primary point guard or playing in the post as he plays under control. On the defensive end, Wilson does a great job when it comes to challenging shots at the front of the rim as well as high-level rebounding. He is unafraid to play through contact where he added a ton of strength during the off-season. His court vision is something to also take note of as he is a strong and accurate passer while on the move.

There are typically some common themes when scouting the state of Florida, length and athleticism at the top. Chasion Wilson certainly brought a taste of both to Atlanta this weekend. Wilson had a number of highlight dunks on Sunday and excelled in transition when other guys were too gassed to run the floor with him. He also showed the ability to attack off the dribble in half court sets and score that way. An active rebounder as well, Wilson has D1 upside and should be on the radar for several schools heading into the live periods.