Hubert Davis is Blown Away by Caleb Wilson's Abilities

• "Well, I think one of the things that I would say opposing teams have learned: one of the things that he's elite at is passing the basketball. I mean, he can find guys," Davis said. "And so actually, when they put two on the ball, he becomes a playmaker. He's really instinctive and he knows where his teammates are and gets the ball to where it needs to be."

• "But as teams continue to build more people around him, just learning when to be aggressive, when to get the ball back out," Davis continued. "We'll get it right back into you. I remember in the second half, I said, look, you don't have to force it, just throw it back out, we'll throw it right back into you. We love the ball in his hands; he makes great decisions."

When Wilson is afforded space and is allowed to take on defenders one on one, he has proven time and time again that he has a plethora of options at his disposal. Davis pointed out one aspect of Wilson's game that is virtually unstoppable.

• "I mean, his mid-range is elite," Davis said. "It's so funny, people–and nothing against them at all–there's metrics of threes and layups. I like four level scores, guys that can shoot from three, mid-range, get to the bucket, and also from the free throw line. You know what I really like?"

• "F-G-Ms, field goals made. And from 12 to 15 feet, that thing goes in," Davis continued. "That's what I want, okay? I've said this before, and this is just my belief: I don't think you can have a better five-star player, five-star person, and a five-star teammate than Caleb. It may be out there, but there's nobody better than him. And it's not just a blessing to be able to coach him, it is a gift."