Ezeagwu-Milanzi has the right first name because her mindset toward the defender is “you can’t stop me” see evaluations here. Her explosiveness in the set, coupled with her powerful finishes after contact, dropped the mic several times, well along with her defying gravity around the basket to score, her jumper, and her smothering baseline-to-baseline pressure on defense, which has taken off further

Ezeagwu-Milanzi made my preview Tip Sheet, but what she did in front of me and @playerrimedies in the 3 on 3 was special see evaluations here She stood out by using her athleticism on both ends, using her quick hands for steals or reading the floor playing the passing lane, but she also blew by defenders to score in the set, and her “stop and pop” jumper in transition was clicking

Ezeagwu-Milanzi just made a Tip Sheet before the event titled Keep On The Lookout for, and although I’m not totally clairvoyant, I am an expert see evaluations here. She showed athleticism on both ends, tough “on the ball” pressure, and hanging in the air to finish, but her jumper has gotten even better; yet her score using that “hands and footwork” combo JUST DID IT for me

Confidence is another player I got to see at last year’s freshman showcase, and her game is steady growing. She was constantly cutting and finding ways to stay involved in the offense when she didn’t have the ball in her hand. Plays with a lot of power and physicality, but also showed growth with a soft touch from behind the three-point line. And this ability to combine strength with perimeter shooting makes her difficult to match up with. She also uses that strength well on the boards, competing for rebounds and creating additional opportunities for her team.

Ezeagwu-Milanzi has the right name because her “confidence” immediately stood out at last season’s PGH Freshman Showcase I dropped the #THROWBACK hashtag on her because she wasn’t afraid to go against taller players, and seeing her applying so much heat “on the ball” defensively was special see evaluations here

Ezeagwu-Milanzi is another #THROWBACK player I caught at the PGH Freshman Showcase because even though she falls into that #sizedontmatter group, I always say “it doesn’t matter when you can play” and although she’s undersized, she plays taller by simply getting after it, and her powerful finishes inside the paint took me back to another era. She also applied heat defensively and did a good job picking pockets for steals, @playerrimidies also had a great look at her see evaluation here

The name says it all! Confidence shows a strong IQ by taking advantage of mismatches, posting smaller defenders and converting with an accurate turnaround jumper on the block. Stretches the floor as a confident three-point shooter, making her a versatile offensive threat. Her ability to score both inside and out keeps defenses off balance.