presenting...for the MSU Legends of the SEC:
MISSISSIPPI STATE – Darryl Wilson, Guard, 1994-96
Darryl Wilson helped pace the Bulldogs to a three-year composite record of 66-27 and three consecutive postseason tournament appearances as a three-time All-SEC selection. He’s a member of MSU’s 1996 NCAA Final Four and 1995 NCAA Sweet 16 squads and was named to the 1996 SEC All-Tournament and NCAA All-Southeast Regional teams. Wilson ranks sixth on the school’s all-time scoring list (1,619 career points) and fifth among career scoring average leaders (17.4 ppg) after leading the Bulldogs in scoring during each of his three MSU seasons. He scored in double figures in 83 of his 93 career outings, including 32 games with 20 or more points and a trio of 30-point efforts. Wilson was the most prolific three-point marksman in school history until this past season with career standards for three-pointers made (258) and attempted (645). He stands fourth on the school’s career charts for free throws made (439) and fifth in attempts (541), while ranking fifth all-time among MSU’s career free throw percentage leaders (81.2 precent).
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Meet me in Atlanta!
MISSISSIPPI STATE – Darryl Wilson, Guard, 1994-96
Darryl Wilson helped pace the Bulldogs to a three-year composite record of 66-27 and three consecutive postseason tournament appearances as a three-time All-SEC selection. He’s a member of MSU’s 1996 NCAA Final Four and 1995 NCAA Sweet 16 squads and was named to the 1996 SEC All-Tournament and NCAA All-Southeast Regional teams. Wilson ranks sixth on the school’s all-time scoring list (1,619 career points) and fifth among career scoring average leaders (17.4 ppg) after leading the Bulldogs in scoring during each of his three MSU seasons. He scored in double figures in 83 of his 93 career outings, including 32 games with 20 or more points and a trio of 30-point efforts. Wilson was the most prolific three-point marksman in school history until this past season with career standards for three-pointers made (258) and attempted (645). He stands fourth on the school’s career charts for free throws made (439) and fifth in attempts (541), while ranking fifth all-time among MSU’s career free throw percentage leaders (81.2 precent).
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Meet me in Atlanta!