Homegrown UCF sharpshooter who brought instant spacing and steady two-way hustle
In the 2019-20 season, Matt Milon gave UCF a reliable veteran wing presence: he played all 30 games, started 18, averaged 6.2 points, and knocked down 43 threes while adding 23 steals[1][2]. The big selling point is the shot—he was a proven perimeter threat before arriving from William & Mary, where he averaged 13.0 points per game and shot 40.1% from deep in 2018-19[4][2]. He’s the kind of guard who fits teams that want spacing, experience, and a competitive, low-drama connector, not a high-usage ball dominator[1][4].
