Milo is a ultra physical forward that does all the dirty work for his team. He is more of an old school forward and is a tough matchup for other forwards. He will play with his back to the basket and use a drop step and seal hard with his elbow for an easy bucket. He is a sneaky athlete and will even throw it down on unsuspecting defenders on the break. He is a tough defender and will matchup with anyone. He best asset is his rebounding and will constantly create extra possessions for his squad.

Milo continues to improve and show promise every time I see him play. He is a hard worker on both ends of the floor and isn’t afraid to do the dirty work. He thrives on the offensive glass getting multiple put backs a game. He will seek mismatches in the post and use a nice drop step for a easy bucket. He runs the floor well and even had a nasty poster slam on the fast break. Defensively he will block shots and grab every rebound in his area. Milo will be one to look out for in the coming years.

Milo was off of my radar coming into the event but quicky impressed me with his fantastic play. He would do the dirty work for his team and just keep it simple. He rallied off 8 quick points to start the game. He scored his points by running the floor, post moves and sitting in the dumpers spot. He displayed a amazing effort on the glass and would battle with bigger players in the paint. His work ethic is what impressed me the most . I expect the young forward to have a strong season for the Lobos.

He provided a strong presence around the rim as a shot blocker and altered numerous attempts simply with his length and timing. On the offensive end, he stayed active around the basket, crashing the glass and converting second-chance opportunities. He also showed the ability to secure a rebound and immediately push the ball up the floor himself, creating transition opportunities and putting pressure on the defense before it could get set.