My Concerns With Milan in the SEC

May 27, 2007
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LOL "here's these metrics to ignore the success of the Big 12 compared to the SEC. Overlook the lack of SEC tourney success and that Arizona, Houston and Iowa State were all better."

No there's metrics that you know factor in the ENTIRE conferences and not just some cherry picked teams.
 

Hitman206

All-Conference
Jul 11, 2009
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I like Milan’s skillset, but if we’re being real, there are some legitimate concerns about how it translates to the SEC. This league isn’t built for finesse wings…it’s built on length, physicality, and athletes who turn every possession into a collision.

• The physicality jump is massive
• He’ll be the defensive target every night
• Rebounding is a real question
• Can he create separation against SEC athletes?
• The grind is different…this league wears you down.

I’m not saying he can’t succeed…the shooting is real, and the skill is obvious. But if he’s going to justify the hype and the price tag, he has to prove he can handle the speed, size, and violence of SEC basketball. Thoughts?
And Iowa State was more physical than UK in the tournament game smothering UK defensively.
 

berniecarbo

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Apr 29, 2020
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I know this is a troll post but every bullet point is laughable. Ranked 95th defensively on Evan Miya analytics, is a misnomer that he sucks on D. Rebounding would be his one semi weakness but the other “points” made in the OP is absolutely wrong.
I saw today on his site where Miya rated him an A minus on defense.
 
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