Excitement fills the air as fans cheer during a championship match.
Milos Uzan, the standout point guard from the University of Houston, has officially declared for the 2025 NBA Draft after an impressive season. Leading the Cougars to the national championship game and achieving remarkable stats, he is now poised to take the next step in his basketball career. Coach Kelvin Sampson has encouraged him to pursue this opportunity, which could shape not only Uzan’s future but the Big 12 landscape as well.
The excitement is palpable in Houston as Milos Uzan, a standout point guard from the University of Houston, has officially declared for the 2025 NBA Draft. This announcement came on April 13, 2025, following an incredible season where he truly shined on the court. After leading the Cougars to the national championship game, Uzan is ready to take the next step in his basketball journey.
Uzan had a jaw-dropping season, averaging 11.4 points, 4.2 assists, and shooting a solid 43% from three-point range. His contribution on the court was invaluable, helping the Cougars achieve a sensational season record of 35-5. Under the guidance of their dedicated coach, Kelvin Sampson, Uzan played a critical role in securing both the Big 12 regular-season and tournament titles this past year.
Fans will surely remember Uzan’s electrifying performances, including a career-high 25 points in the Big 12 championship game against Arizona and another impressive game where he scored 22 points against Purdue in the Sweet 16. His ability to perform during crucial moments highlighted his potential and showcased why he is considered a top prospect in the draft.
With Uzan’s skills on display this season, Coach Sampson took the opportunity to advise his star player to consider declaring for the draft—especially if a guaranteed contract can be secured. Sampson emphasized the importance of Uzan focusing on his future without worrying about disappointing anyone. With the capable guidance of his coach, Uzan has become a notable force on the court, particularly after experiencing ups and downs in his previous seasons at Oklahoma.
At this point, Uzan has until May 28 to decide if he will withdraw from the draft. If he makes that choice, he would retain one year of college eligibility to play for the Cougars in the upcoming season. However, if he goes through with the draft, he will be competing in the NBA Draft scheduled for June 25, 2025, as well as participating in the NBA scouting combine from May 11-18. It’s vital to note that his draft position may depend greatly on whether he manages to land a guaranteed contract.
As Uzan is regarded as a key player for the Cougars, his decision could have significant ramifications for the Big 12 landscape in the next season. The Cougars made an impressive run to the national championship, where they took a solid 12-point lead against Florida but ultimately faced a heartbreaking defeat. This season has been nothing short of a roller coaster, and Uzan’s future will significantly shape the path ahead for the Cougars and fans alike.
Milos Uzan’s decision to take this leap could mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter in his athletic career. For fans in Houston, it’s a moment to cherish as they prepare to see where this talented basketball player will land next. The excitement of the upcoming draft mixed with Uzan’s incredible season is sure to keep basketball enthusiasts on the edge of their seats!
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