Coppin State’s bat-first infielder with extra-base pop and clutch juice
In the 2026 season, Terrell Milliner has been one of Coppin State’s most productive offensive pieces, delivering extra-base hits, timely RBIs, and even a home run while showing enough speed to steal bases and turn singles into pressure. He looks like a fit for teams that want an aggressive, competitive infielder who can impact the game in multiple ways—not just with the glove, but by creating runs and energizing innings. The best part: he keeps showing up in key spots, which is usually a pretty good sign a coach can trust him when the game gets spicy.
