46.1%
3PT
A day-one starter as a true freshman on a nationally ranked Saints team that reached the Region 6 semifinals, Bailey's shooting traveled anywhere: 51% from deep on the road, a 22-point night at Colby on 8-of-11 shooting, and 21 at ranked Butler. His three-point percentage climbed as the competition stiffened, peaking at 60% from deep across February.
There's one skill that translates to every level of basketball, and Bailey Milligan has it in rare supply. At 6'7" shooting 46.1% from three, the Melbourne native spent his freshman season at Seward County proving his shot travels: better in conference play than out of it, better on the road than at home, better in February than November.
He earned a starting role from opening night and kept it for 30 of 32 games on a nationally ranked Saints team that pushed to the Region 6 semifinals in the Jayhawk Conference, junior college basketball's proving ground.
Developed at Melbourne's Box Hill, one of Australia's premier basketball schools, Bailey fits the exact archetype four-year programs hunt for: size, efficiency, and a shot that bends defenses. The percentages aren't a hot streak. They're a season-long fact.
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