Milton was one of the most physical players at camp, as he is very tough to stop when he has a full head of steam coming downhill. He does not try to do too much with the ball in his hands, as he is looking to get inside where he can finish with touch or power. Nuahn can absorb contact for layups in traffic or convert on a floater.

When Milton got down hill with a lane he was not stopped. Especially later in a possession. He is too quick and too strong to help over and contest as his balance and body control are high level to the finish. Such a quick player in a running back like frame, whomever takes him in college basketball will have a physically matured guard.

You don’t find many high school guards built like Milton Nuahn Milton Nuahn 6'1" | SG Benilde-St. Margaret's | 2027 State MN . When he looks to attack the basket, he’s like a wrecking ball just bouncing defenders off of him as he gets all the way to the rim. Anywhere near the basket, he’s almost guaranteed to put points on the board as he’s just that strong playing through contact. Playing for a Gain Elite team that has a lot of outside shooting threats, his interior presence is a nice contrast to the rest of his team’s backcourt.

-He ran with Gain Elite 17U

-Caught my eye multiple times throughout the weekend

-Cashed in a handful of triples

-Showed a crafty running/floater inside the arc

-Played GREAT defense at The Tune Up

-Defended the other team’s best player & limited their production

-Strong lefty

-Looks like body builder or a D1 football player

-Made multiple 3-pointers

-Physical slash, righty floater score

-Has potential as a versatile defender

Milton was nearly impossible to stop from getting downhill on Saturday. He attacks the basket with so much aggression and is able to maintain control when finishing at full speed. He was at his best when getting to right hand layups and was able to use his strong 6’1” frame to absorb contact from larger defenders. Nuahn showed some flashes of perimeter scoring with a little bit of outside shooting as well.

Milton was a one man fast break on Sunday, either grabbing a defensive rebound or catching an outlet pass from a teammate, then instantly pushing the ball up the floor. He is a great finisher inside, being able to absorb contact from bigger defenders. It was fun to watch Nuahn work in more of an expanded role this past weekend than I am used to seeing him in.