Milos Uzan, the University of Houston Men's Basketball point guard, has signed an Exhibit-10 contract with the Boston Celtics. Uzan's signing follows the Celtics selecting Chris Cenac Jr. as the #27 pick in the NBA Draft. He is the fourth member of the Cougars' 2025-26 roster to secure a professional contract, joining Cenac, Kingston Flemings, and Emanuel Sharp. Uzan was recognized with All-Big12 honors for the second consecutive year and contributed significantly to the Cougars' run to the NCAA National Championship Game.

By the Numbers
  • Uzan averaged 11.1 points per game in his final season.
  • He recorded a total of 170 assists during the 2025-26 season.
State of Play
  • Uzan is part of a notable singling class for the Cougars, with four players now signed professionally.
  • The Celtics are looking to bolster their roster with promising young talent post-draft.
What's Next

Uzan will pursue a roster spot on the Celtics, aiming to convert his Exhibit-10 contract into a two-way deal. If successful, he could secure a better financial position and a greater chance of participating in games throughout the season.

Bottom Line

The signing of Milos Uzan highlights the continued success of the University of Houston's basketball program in producing professional caliber players, strengthening the team's reputation and potential for future recruits.