Former Indiana basketball player Miller Kopp has signed with the Oklahoma City Thunder’s training camp roster per reports.
Kopp went undrafted after averaging 8.1 points per game while shooting 44.4% from three in his final season with Indiana basketball in 2023. He has since spent his entire professional career with the Thunder organization.
Kopp played for the Thunder’s summer league team this past summer and spent the 2023-24 season with the Thunder’s G-League affiliate the OKC Blue. He averaged 6.3 points and 2.5 rebounds per game in the G-League last year.
Kopp also participated in The Basketball Tournament where he played for Assembly Ball, a team made up mostly of Indiana basketball alumni. He played in two games and averaged 8.5 points and 3.0 rebounds.
Kopp will likely spend the 2024-25 season with the OKC Blue where he will look to improve on a stellar first season.
Kopp — who played from 2021-2023 for Indiana, was an important part to the success of the Hoosiers for the first two years of the Mike Woodson era. He was part of the group that went to back-to-back NCAA Tournaments after the previous six years without postseason play.
He appeared in 70 games during his time in Bloomington, starting all 70. By the time he left, he set the record for most Big Ten games played in a career.
He was always a team-first player who went from scoring in double-figures in two of his first three seasons, to averaging 6.0 points and then 8.1 in his two seasons with IU.
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