Millhouse already has a year of heavy 6A experience under his belt, including playing in the State Tournament. It showed in a Monday viewing at UCO team camp. As he was a confident guard, playing with savvy beyond his youth. The youngster has been physically gifted for his age, with a strong frame. Impressively he looked quicker off the bounce, with a quality crossover that he used to explode for by defenders. If he continues to becoming more athletic, there’s potential for this savvy guard to be one of the better scorers in the Class of 2029.

Millhouse has also been a spark for his Southern Ties squad the last month. Jeremiah is at his best when he can get down and attack the rim. He loves to put pressure on defenders in pick-and-roll situations and has shown an ability to finish through contact around the rim. He loves to work left to right off the bounce and has a mid-range jump shot that has been working for him as of late.

A big body guard, who earned a starting spot for the Class 6A State Tournament qualifiers Wildcats. Often impressed with his feel on the defensive end. His long arms and timing allowed him to routinely force steals. And he even comes up with his fair share of on the ball blocks because of those traits. On the offensive end, he projects to mature into a bully ball style guard, who’s strength and feel should easily dictate pace on drives. Was named COAC freshman of the year.