Mark Pope expresses optimism for transfers Milan Momcilovic and Alex Wilkins
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 10:05 AM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Mark Pope enters his third season as head coach with renewed enthusiasm, particularly regarding transfers Milan Momcilovic and Alex Wilkins. He emphasizes Momcilovic's comfort in high-pressure situations and his potential as a clutch player. Pope also notes Wilkins' improvement in discipline and skill, despite his previous inconsistencies. The team's activities, including visits to a cancer center and team bonding experiences, reflect a strengthened camaraderie. Pope's focus now shifts to translating this positive atmosphere into successful results on the court.
- •Mark Pope enters his third season with a joyful attitude.
- •Pope highlights Momcilovic's comfort with taking important shots.
- •Wilkins is showing daily improvements in discipline and skill.
- •Team bonding activities have fostered greater togetherness.
- •Positive vibes around the program could lead to better results.
- 10:05 AMYahoo Sports — Mark Pope is very excited about Milan Momcilovic and Alex Wilkins
"Pope is bringing a joyful attitude to his third season. See why he’s optimistic about Milan Momcilovic and Alex Wilkins.
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