Basketball

Milan Momcilovic Weighs Kentucky Move Amid NIL Opportunities

The sharpshooter evaluates top programs as NBA draft decisions loom

A Sharpshooter's Crossroads

Milan Momcilovic, a sharpshooter who topped college basketball last season with a 48.7% three‑point clip and 136 made threes, is weighing a move that could take him from his current program to the University of Kentucky.

What draws the 6‑foot‑7 prospect is not just the prospect of competing in the SEC, but also the growing financial landscape of name, image and likeness deals that now reward elite shooters who can boost a brand.

Kentucky, along with Louisville, St. John’s and BYU, sit among the most aggressive suitors, each highlighting a distinct style of play and a market that could amplify his earnings off the court.

The Wildcats are also waiting on a final NBA Draft decision from forward Malachi Moreno, a recruit whose return could reshape the roster and add another layer of intrigue to Momcilovic’s choice.

Should both players commit, Kentucky’s blend of elite shooting and versatile front‑court talent could transform the team into a national championship contender heading into the 2026‑27 season.

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