Milan Momcilovic joins Kentucky, aims for successful NCAA run
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 11, 2026, 10:50 PM
Last updated Jul 11, 2026
Milan Momcilovic has committed to the Kentucky Wildcats for his final collegiate season. After testing the NBA Draft waters, he chose Kentucky, believing his skills align well with Coach Mark Pope's system. Last season, Momcilovic was a standout shooter at Iowa State, averaging 48.7% from three-point range. Despite a difficult previous season for Kentucky, where they faced early elimination in the NCAA Tournament, the addition of backcourt talents is expected to enhance their roster for the upcoming season. Kentucky will rely on Momcilovic's shooting ability as they aim for a deeper tournament run.
- •Momcilovic averaged 48.7% shooting from three-point range last season.
- •He previously played three years at Iowa State before transferring.
- •Kentucky had a disappointing early exit in the last NCAA Tournament.
- •Coach Mark Pope anticipates a faster-paced game with more three-point attempts.
- •The Wildcats have added other notable backcourt players for this season.
- 10:50 PMYahoo Sports — Milan Momcilovic knows past struggles, eyeing deep Kentucky run
"The Kentucky Wildcats, and more specifically Mark Pope, need a deep NCAA Tournament, and Milan Momcilovic knows he can help provide just that.
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