Big Ten’s steady stretch-forward with a sniper’s touch
In the 2022-23 season, Miller Kopp was the kind of low-drama, high-value wing every coach loves: he averaged 8.1 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.2 assists while hitting 44.4% from three for Indiana[10]. Earlier at Indiana, he also showed he can be a dependable floor-spacer, leading the Hoosiers in made threes during stretches and bringing mature, pro-style shot selection[8][12][13]. The fit? If you want a veteran forward who spaces the floor, competes, and won’t need the ball to matter, Kopp is your guy; if you need downhill creation or defensive chaos, he’s more role-player than engine[4][12].
