On3 5-Star Countdown: No. 32, WR Eugene Wilson III
On3 has released its final recruiting ranking for the 2023 class after the completion of the high school football season and all-star competitions. Tampa (Fla.) Gaither wide receiver and Florida signee Eugene Wilson III ranks No. 32 overall and five-stars in the 2023 On300. He is a new On3 five-star.
The latest edition of On3’s 2023 rankings features 32 five-star players, up from 26 in the previous update in November. Of those 32 prospects, 30 are signed to college programs, with two still yet to make their decisions official.
Top 10
- 1Breaking
Mack Brown
UNC fires head coach
- 2
Colbie Young status
Kirby Smart reveals latest on Georgia WR
- 3
Milroe responds
Alabama QB fires back at Auburn freshman
- 4New
Spurrier calls out Kiffin
SEC Championship game comments draw ire
- 5
Urban Meyer
Ex-coach addresses Michigan doubters
This final update comes after the end of the high school playoffs and postseason All-American games, where top prospects across the country faced off in a week of practices and ended with nationally televised games.
Eugene Wilson III On3 Scouting Summary
The following is the On3 Scouting Summary for Eugene Wilson III:
“Silky smooth mover at receiver with elite change of direction skills. Looks line of the quicker and more fluid receivers in the cycle. Had an illuminating performance at the Under Armour Next Miami Camp in the spring prior to his senior season. Has the skills to consistently separate against top corners. Possesses elite change of direction and short area quickness, which shows up in his route-running, which is among the best in the cycle.
“Also has verified top-end speed with an electronically-timed sub-4.5 40-yard dash. A bit of a late-bloomer physically, having grown an inch in his junior year. Could also play defense. Can continue to improve his production at the high school level. Father Eugene Wilson starred at Illinois and won two Super Bowls as a safety for the New England Patriots.”
On3 compares Wilson III’s style of play to former Ohio State and current New Orleans Saints wide receiver Chris Olave.