Another excellent shooter who has stepped up his game and become an all level scorer. He is deceptively quick and can get to the bucket and score. These two are great in the open floor and can live off of mistakes by their opponents. Some of that being forced turnovers. It’s unlikely that they turn Curtis over since they have the best player in the state in their backcourt. That means they will have to make plays in the half court and he can do that.

Strengths: Passing, Court Awareness

Breakdown: McMillan is one of the most underrated passers in the state. He averages around seven assists per game and does so with a myriad of feeds. He has the touch to hit early entry passes and up court dishes in transition, but also can deke defenders with his eyes and hit the no look pass. He’s a guy who rarely plays hurried but can still set a fast pace and remain controlled in his attack.

Outlook: McMillan has what it takes to run an offense and brings a lot more than passing to the point guard spot. His motor and anticipation allow him to be a factor on the boards and creating turnovers on defense. He’s really improved with his scoring from the mid-range this season and though he is not yet a real consistent threat from 3-point, his progress in the mid-range suggests there is more growth available in that department.

Offers: None

Interest: D2/D3 – Colorado Mesa University, George Fox University, Pacific Lutheran University, California Lutheran University, Whitworth College

Backcourt mates with Currie, they feed well off of each other. He’s a good shooter and the beneficiary of lots of drive and kicks from Currie. He can also get downhill and to the basket. He is active on defense, creating lots of turnovers, which usually lead to easy buckets the way they run the floor and see the open man. He is capable of playing either guard spot, and plays hard all the time.

I wanted McMillan here simply because of the toughness he brings. He is a guy that can get to the line and force his will against the opposition. He plays on the boards too and can up the physicality on defense. With all the scoring at the guard spot, McMillan’s defense and rebounding will be key additions to the floor.