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| Stars | Overall | Position | State | |
| 247Sports | 4 | 232 | #48 WR | #3 |
| Rivals | 3 | – | #80 WR | #4 |
| ESPN | 4 | – | #55 | #3 |
| 247Sports Composite | 4 | 358 | #61 WR | #3 |
Vitals
| Hometown | Honolulu (HI) St. Louis |
| Projected Position | Wide Receiver |
| Height | 6-foot |
| Weight | 175-pounds |
Recruitment
An absolute burner at wideout, running a 4.37 40-yard dash, despite Michigan having A.J. Henning and Eamonn Dennis in the fold, the Wolverines absolutely coveted Wilson, who’s drawn comparisons to Ohio State sophomore Chris Olave.
Wilson made a slew of quick visits over the summer, coming stateside to see UCLA, Oregon and Michigan in early June. But come July 2, he closed his recruitment for good, picking the Wolverines above the rest.
Certainly someone who wasn’t on the radar early, Wilson was unranked at this time last year.
Readiness Level
Will likely burn his redshirt out of the gates as a contributor. Could be used on day one, but as a non-early-enrollee, it all depends on how quickly he acclimates.
Early Enrollee?
No
Notes (via MGoBlue.com)
Prep
• Attended St. Louis High School (2020) coached by Cal Lee
• Won four consecutive state titles in the Open Division of the HHSAA
• Part of a program that won 38 consecutive games to close his career, including a 12-0 mark as a senior
• Also ran track and field at St. Louis, running sprints and jumpingKey Statistics
• Hauled in 61 receptions for 1,025 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior in 2019
• Caught eight passes for 171 yards including an 86-yard touchdown in the state championship game and made nine catches for 74 yards with two scores in the semifinal
• Helped the Crusaders’ offense average 311.6 passing yards per game and 38.3 points per contest
• As a junior in 2018, caught 32 passes for 803 yards and seven touchdownsHonors and Rankings
• 247Sports Composite ranking of four stars, the 358th player nationally, the 61st-best wide receiver and the third-best player in the state of Hawaii
• Four-star prospect according to 247Sports; No. 232 nationally, the No. 38 wide receiver and No. 3 player in his home state
• Ranked as the No. 55 player at his position by ESPN, and the third-best player in Hawaii
• Rivals.com three-star prospect, the 80th-best wide receiver in the country and No. 4 player in Hawaii
• PrepStar Magazine Top 350 All-American; third-rated prospect in Hawaii, the No. 55 wide receiver nationally and the 305th overall prospect in the country
• Attended NIKE’s The Opening regional camp in 2019, where he won the ‘Fastest Man’ race and clocked 4.37 in the 40-yard dash
• Selected to play in the 2020 Polynesian Bowl All-Star Game
• All-Tournament selection at the Pylon Elites 7-on-7 national championships in NevadaPersonal
• Roman Jeffrey Wilson was born June 19, 2001
• Son of Colleen Colegrove and Jeffrey Wilson
Film (junior highlights)
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