The starting point with Wilson is that the change of direction ability and suddenness that Wilson has at his size is rare among Oklahoma guards in recent years.  He looks to have fully grown into his lanky frame, and is one of the most well rounded prospects in Oklahoma now.  He scored 17 points, grabbed 7 boards, and handed out 4 assists. While he did have some issues with turnovers, the sheer upside of Wilson indicates that he has High Major in his ranges of outcomes. The last year has been a rocket ship for his abilities and production.  If the next year matches that, he’ll have Holland Hall back in the Class 5A State Tournament. Along with loads of offers to his name.

Wilson is a strong mix of athletic upside and skilled scorer and has been a steady riser over the last year. He immediately stands out on the eye test, with a strong frame, long wingspan and juice to his movements. The sophomore doesn’t just show off his big time athletic ability in transition, he has a suddenness to his movement that allows him to pair a nimbleness on his drives with the power to finish strongly.

With his ability to catch fire from three, Wilson profiles as the type of prospect who as an upperclassmen will be one of the most complete scorers in the state. Even now as a sophomore, he could be in that conversation if Holland Hall makes a deep run in Class 5A.  It’s really hard to poke a hole in a prospect with as complete game as Wilson has. There’s tremendous floor with his skill level and competitiveness, with the upside to be among the very best thanks to his size and athletic ability.

Wilson had one of the best spring and summer of any prospect in Oklahoma. He’s an impressive athlete with the upside to be a true above-the-rim, highlight player. The sophomore mixes those athletic traits with an outstanding foundation of shooting, ball-handling and improving passing. He’s most comfortable right now as an off-the-ball scorer, but is starting to grow into more of a combo guard after running the show for his AAU program last summer.

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The super sophomore started strongly, he corralled a loose ball near his own three point lane and out raced the Charges for an easy layup. He quickly followed that up with psychical drives and smooth jumpers for nine points in the first frame. Wilson cooled off the in the second quarter, and some of the control and poise he played with seemed to at times fade away. As one possession in particular, he pushed it himself and when the play wasn’t there he pressed and eventually missed a contested mid-range shot badly.

When Wilson plays within himself and within the system he looks so smooth.  Especially as he’s a good passer, with either hand. His second half wasn’t loud as his first, but he did a better job of not forcing and picking the correct spots to attack. He did attack late in the third, taking a smooth behind the back stepback jumper. Wilson got the shooter’s roll, and was even fouled. He converted the three point play at the line.

Signs this past summer pointed to Wilson being one of the best sophomores in what is looking to be a deep Class of 2026 in Oklahoma. He backed that up tonight with his 14 points tonight.  Only a couple weeks removed from a productive football season, it’s coming in flashes. But when he puts together a complete game, it will be loud.

Wilson looked electric in multiple viewings this past June and July. One of the top athletes in the class, he also played with the poise and skill of a player much older.  He’s decisive with his off the ball movements, and when attacking with the ball in his hands. While he excels in off the ball scenarios that allow him to be an attacker, his time as the primary option with his AAU program hint that down the road he can fully develop into being a primary scorer and creator. This time next year, Wilson could be viewed as one of the most complete offensive players in Oklahoma. Also when that bounce does fully come in, look out at the rim when Wilson attacks the basket.  Currently a key part of what will likely be another deep Dutch football playoff run, look for Wilson to make a strong splash by January as the Dutch strive to make another State Tournament appearance.