Milan Momcilovic has arrived in Lexington. He is geared up for the upcoming season with the Kentucky Wildcats under head coach Mark Pope’s guidance. Before his on-field adventures, the forward already partnered up with car manufacturing company, Ford.
On Sunday, Paul Miller Ford, a dealership in Lexington, shared a post on social media. It was an announcement of their new partnership with Momcilovic.
In the clip, we see the forward touchdown in Lexington after his flight. It then cuts to him being gifted a new car by Ford to commemorate his new journey with the Kentucky Wildcats. Milan Momcilovic expressed is apprecation in the video.
“What up BBN!” Momcilovic said. “Just touched down in Lexington. Thanks to Paul Miller Ford for this incredible vehicle. Let’s get this season.”
Milan Momcilovic had initially declared for the 2026 NBA draft. However, he later decided to withdraw his name and return to college to play for Mark Pope’s team. He was a former four-star recruit out of high school who had offers from programs like Michigan, Virginia and UCLA, to name a few.
However, Momcilovic signed with the Iowa State Cyclones in 2023. He quickly established himself as a key player on the program. Last season, the forward played in 37 games and averaged 16.9 points, 3.1 rebounds and 1.0 assists per game.
Milan Momcilovic was also a key contributor in eliminating Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats in the second round of the NCAA Tournament last season. He scored 20 points with five rebounds and one assist while the Cyclones secured an 82-63 victory. However, their quest for a national championship ended following a Sweet 16 loss to Tennessee.
Milan Momcilovic reveals his plans for his debut with the Kentucky Wildcats
On Sunday, the Kentucky Wildcats shared a video of Milan Momcilovic after he arrived on campus.
In the clip, the forward expressed his excitement for this new journey while also revealing his objectives for the upcoming season.
“What’s up BBN, Milan here,” Momcilovic said. “Touched down in Lexington today. Excited to be here. Excited for the year.
“I’m gonna bring a good positivity to the core and a good personality. And I’m also going to bring a lot of three-point bangs to the court.”
The upcoming season is going to be crucial for Mark Pope’s future in Lexington. In two seasons, he has put up a 46-26 record.
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