Baba Miller, the former Real Madrid player who continues to break records in the NCAA and could make the jump to the NBA

Baba Miller continues to impress in his senior year in the NCAA with his new university, the Cincinnati Bearcats, where he shares a locker room with another Spaniard, former Joventut player Jordi Rodriguez.

The Ohio team added their fourth consecutive victory at the start of the season and had the Spaniard as one of its main references. Miller recorded a double-double of 13 points and 11 rebounds, in addition to standing out on defense with four blocks and three steals, all as a starter and on the court for 33 minutes.

45th pick in the next Draft

The Spaniard is putting up exceptional numbers this season in college basketball, averaging 15.7 points and 10.5 rebounds per game, with 66.7% shooting from the field. After completing his fourth year in the NCAA, 2026 could be the time to make the definitive leap to the NBA. In fact, several websites specializing in the Draft place him in the 45th position in next summer's class.

Tanchyn's fourth game

, without attempting any shots (0 points), although he did contribute on the boards with two rebounds.