Mason Williams learns from Kentucky veterans while Milan Momcilovic praises him
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 17, 2026, 10:30 AM
Last updated Oct 17, 2026

Freshman guard Mason Williams is focused on improving his game by observing veteran players at Kentucky, following their recent exhibition victory over Little Rock. He credits teammates Milan Momcilovic, Zoom Diallo, and Alex Wilkins for providing valuable insights into practice routines and game approach. Williams has been recognized for his work ethic and maturity, with Momcilovic highlighting his poised performance despite being new to college basketball. Kentucky aims to develop consistency in its backcourt this season, making Williams' learning process crucial.
- •Mason Williams learning from Kentucky's veterans during practice.
- •Williams impressed coaches and teammates in his exhibition debut.
- •Milan Momcilovic praises Williams' maturity and work ethic.
- •Kentucky won the exhibition against Little Rock 69-49.
- •Williams emphasizes the importance of being coachable and observant.
- 10:30 AMYahoo Sports — Mason Williams learning from Kentucky veterans as Milan Momcilovic praises freshman guard
"Mason Williams is taking notes from Kentucky’s veteran players, while Milan Momcilovic has high praise for the freshman.
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