Cornell’s long-armed veteran forward with a low-usage, high-IQ profile
McMillan is a 6-7 Cornell forward whose value is more about length, versatility, and team-first utility than box-score fireworks; in his Cornell seasons listed on record, he contributed in short stints with modest scoring and rebounding, including 7 points and 8 rebounds across 14 games in 2012-13, after earlier seasons with limited offense. He looks like the kind of player coaches trust for effort, positioning, and glue-guy minutes rather than volume production—useful if you want a disciplined, low-drama frontcourt fit, but not a stat-stuffing centerpiece.
