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Wiggins Jr. played college basketball at San Francisco from the 2003-04 season through the 2006-07 season, spending four years in the West Coast Conference and finishing his career with 1,103 points, 629 rebounds, 149 blocks, 74 steals, and 103 assists across 121 games (86 starts).

Wiggins Jr. suited up for San Francisco during the 2003-04 season, which the program’s year-by-year records list as a 17–14 campaign under head coach Phil Mathews, including a 7–7 mark in WCC play.

In that 2003-04 season, Wiggins Jr. appeared in 31 games and started once, totaling 87 points (2.8 points per game) while shooting 27-for-56 from the field (48.2%), attempting no three-pointers, and making 33-of-53 free throws (62.3%).

Across those 31 games in 2003-04, he recorded 50 total rebounds (1.6 per game), with 20 offensive rebounds and 30 defensive rebounds, along with 3 assists, 8 steals, 11 blocks, 19 turnovers, 64 personal fouls, and 366 total minutes played (11.8 minutes per game), with a season high of 10 points against Saint Mary’s in a Guardians Classic game.

Wiggins Jr. suited up for San Francisco during the 2004-05 season, which the program’s year-by-year records list as a 17–14 campaign under head coach Jessie Evans, including a 6–8 mark in WCC play.

In that 2004-05 season, Wiggins Jr. appeared in 31 games and made 29 starts, totaling 179 points (5.8 points per game) while shooting 70-for-140 from the field (50.0%), attempting no three-pointers, and making 39-of-71 free throws (54.9%).

Across those 31 games in 2004-05, he recorded 124 total rebounds (4.0 per game), with 40 offensive rebounds and 84 defensive rebounds, along with 16 assists, 8 steals, 34 blocks, 31 turnovers, 95 personal fouls, and 694 total minutes played (22.4 minutes per game), while leading San Francisco in total blocks and also leading the team in overall field-goal percentage (50.0%) and league field-goal percentage (55.8%).

Wiggins Jr. suited up for San Francisco during the 2005-06 season, which the program’s year-by-year records list as an 11–17 campaign under head coach Jessie Evans, including a 7–7 mark in WCC play.

In that 2005-06 season, Wiggins Jr. appeared in 28 games and started 27, totaling 395 points (14.1 points per game) while shooting 146-for-277 from the field (52.7%), going 2-for-10 on three-pointers (20.0%), and making 101-of-148 free throws (68.2%).

Across those 28 games in 2005-06, he recorded 233 total rebounds (8.3 per game), with 83 offensive rebounds and 150 defensive rebounds, along with 37 assists, 30 steals, 58 blocks, 70 turnovers, 88 personal fouls, and 941 total minutes played (33.6 minutes per game).

During 2005-06, Wiggins Jr. finished as San Francisco’s second-leading scorer and top rebounder, was listed as the WCC leader in blocks at 2.1 per game, and was recognised with honorable mention All-WCC honours while also being credited as a San Francisco co-MVP and top defender for that season.

His 2005-06 game logs included 21 points and six blocks at Stanford on November 23, 20 points on 7-for-9 shooting in a win over Texas Tech, 24 points on 9-for-13 shooting at Fresno State, 14 points and 13 rebounds at Santa Clara, 15 points and 11 rebounds with three blocks in a home win over Pepperdine, 17 points and 11 rebounds at San Diego, a career-high 25 points with 10 rebounds in a win over San Diego (10-for-13 shooting), and 24 points in a win at Portland (9-for-14 shooting).

Wiggins Jr. suited up for San Francisco during the 2006-07 season, which the program’s year-by-year records list as a 13–18 campaign under head coach Jessie Evans, including an 8–6 mark in WCC play.

In that 2006-07 season, Wiggins Jr. appeared in 31 games and made 29 starts, totaling 442 points (14.3 points per game) while shooting 155-for-297 from the field (52.2%), going 3-for-20 on three-pointers (15.0%), and making 129-of-175 free throws (73.7%).

Across those 31 games in 2006-07, he recorded 222 total rebounds (7.2 per game), with 71 offensive rebounds and 151 defensive rebounds, along with 47 assists, 28 steals, 46 blocks, 76 turnovers, 108 personal fouls, and 965 total minutes played (31.1 minutes per game).

During 2006-07, Wiggins Jr. earned first-team All-WCC recognition and was named San Francisco’s team MVP via the Father William Dunne Award, while his season rankings included 14.3 points per game (9th WCC), 7.2 rebounds per game (6th WCC), 52.2% shooting from the field (6th WCC), 73.7% at the free-throw line (7th WCC), and 1.48 blocks per game (5th WCC), with San Francisco also listing him as finishing 22nd on the school’s career scoring list at the conclusion of his four-year run.

His 2006-07 season included 21 points and 13 rebounds at Sacramento State, 13 points and 10 rebounds against Fresno State, 13 points at Ohio State, 13 points and nine rebounds at UNLV, 23 points on 9-for-11 shooting with four blocks in a win over Northern Arizona, 14 points on 6-for-7 shooting at Pacific, 10 points with five blocks against Southeastern Louisiana, 24 points on 9-for-14 shooting against UC Santa Barbara, 24 points at Hawai’i on 10-for-17 shooting, 21 points and 11 rebounds against Wyoming, 12 points and eight rebounds at Louisville, 15 points and 10 rebounds in a win over San Diego, 20 points and 11 rebounds at Santa Clara in a game he reached 1,000 career points, 23 points in a home win over Pepperdine, 24 points at Portland with 18 in the first half, a matched career high of 25 points with 10 rebounds against Saint Mary’s (10-for-14 shooting), and a career-best 14 rebounds alongside 14 points in a win over Portland.

Across his San Francisco career (2003–2007), Wiggins Jr. produced a cumulative line of 398-for-770 shooting from the field (51.7%), 5-for-30 on three-pointers (16.7%), and 302-of-447 at the free-throw line (67.6%), adding 214 offensive rebounds and 415 defensive rebounds, with his season-by-season growth including a jump from 1 start as a freshman to 29 starts as a sophomore, then 27 starts as a junior, and 29 starts as a senior.