Out of the many additions for Kentucky basketball this offseason, Milan Momcilovic stood out among the rest. Why? Not only was he one of the top-ranked players in the transfer portal, but he was also the nation's best shooter last season.
There are plenty of ways to dominate a college basketball game. Some players control the paint. Others create opportunities through passing, defense or relentless rebounding.
Mark Pope added a handful of players via the transfer portal this offseason, but the player who really shook up the college basketball world was the addition of Milan Momcilovic.
Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats added a new superstar this offseason after Otega Oweh left for the NBA. That superstar is former Iowa State Cyclone Milan Momcilovic.
How many of the players to be taken second-overall in each NBA Draft since the lottery era began in 1985 can you name in six minutes?
North Carolina recently fired head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis, ending a five-year run in which he struggled to keep the program at the heights of its lofty expectations.
The transfer portal has become the fastest way to build a contender, and several programs took full advantage this offseason.
Big Blue Nation is very excited to see the Wildcats star transfer portal addition, Milan Momcilovic, hit the Rupp Arena floor for the first time this season.
Kentucky has a player on the 2026-27 roster who is set to become a college basketball superstar this year and that player is Furman transfer Alex Wilkins.
It was a big, big day for the Iowa State Cyclones, and specifically one of their top basketball recruits. Throughout the last few days, some of the best high school talent across the country gathered in North Augusta, SC, to compete in the Nike EYBL Peach Jam.
The Iowa State Cyclones men’s basketball team suffered a massive loss when Milan Momcilovic entered his name into the 2026 NBA Draft, effectively ending his time with the program.
The Kentucky Wildcats desperately wanted to get Momcilovic in the transfer portal.
In the new day and age of college sports, these athletes are making a ton of NIL money, and Kentucky basketball is one of the top spenders in all of college sports.
The Iowa State Cyclones have a few massive holes to fill in their lineup with key contributors not returning to the team for the 2026-27 season. While Tamin Lipsey, Joshua Jefferson and Nate Heise exhausted eligibility, the team also lost Milan Momcilovic.
The big offseason get this year for Coach Pope was Iowa State sharpshooter Milan Momcilovic. He pulled out of the NBA Draft and picked the Wildcats, which had Big Blue Nation fired up about the 2026-27 season.
Former Iowa State Cyclones star Milan Momcilovic just signed with Kentucky for a major payday. Withdrawing his name from the NBA Draft, Momcilovic reportedly signed a $6.5 million deal to play for former BYU head coach Mark Pope and the Wildcats next season in the SEC.
Milan Momcilovic, who led the nation in 3-point shooting while playing for Iowa State last season, transferred to Kentucky on Monday. The 6-foot-8 Wisconsin native filed paperwork to enter the NBA draft, but withdrew his name ahead of the deadline last week and announced his intention to transfer.
The Kentucky Wildcats added the top remaining men's college basketball player in the transfer portal on Monday, landing former Iowa State Cyclones sharpshooter
In his three seasons with the Iowa State Cyclones, Milan Momcilovic developed into the best shooter in men’s college basketball. He took his game to another level during his tenure in Ames, growing and developing under head coach T.J.
The Iowa State Cyclones recently saw their former star shooter, Milan Momcilovic, make his decision to come back to college. Now, where he will play is one of the top stories in the country. Following a great campaign with the Cyclones, Momcilovic's exploration of the possibility of going to the NBA made sense.
When it was first announced that Iowa State Cyclones star Milan Momcilovic was entering the transfer portal, the first thing people talked about was how much money he would make.
Former Iowa State basketball star Milan Momcilovic has made his decision to withdraw his name from the 2026 NBA Draft, and instead return to college basketball.
Milan Momcilovic, the No. 1 overall player in this year's transfer portal class per ESPN, is returning to college basketball for the 2026-27 after NBA flirtations, according to multiple media reports.
There have been a few teams linked to the sharpshooter. Here, we rank how painful it would be for Cyclones fans to see Momcilovic transfer to each school he has been connected to.
With the NBA Draft decision deadline looming Wednesday night, there are a number of players who still haven't announced whether they will remain in the draft or return to college.
Iowa State sharpshooter Milan Momcilovic declared for the NBA draft on Sunday and also said he will enter his name into the transfer portal. Momcilovic led the nation this season with a school-record 136 3-pointers as well as his 48.8% accuracy rate.
When Arizona truly needed a basket in crunch time, Big 12 Player of the Year Jaden Bradley delivered.
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