Although he got basketball fundaments in Yugoslavia, Milicic practicly grew up in the American university basketball where he became very good player. Although his natural position is small forward, due to versatility he also can play on the positions #2 and #4 . Apart of being a versatile player, Milicic's main weapon is very precise three-point shoot . What he has got and others good scorers not, is his excellent defensive labour. Thanks to his excellent physical abilities and good "timing", he is a great rebounder. Milicic is also very good at the "one to one" game segment not only for his soft hand but also for his outstanding penetration quality. Very often, he is even able to fulfill with obvious success heavy tasks in the paint. All in all, Milicic is extremely promising and hard working young player ready to make a brilliant professional career in Europe.

Career:
Smederevo
1998-1999: Academy Washington, TN: 18.5ppg, 6.2 r., 2.4 as
1999-2000: Furman (NCAA): 11.8 p., 6.8 r., 2.4 as
2000-2001: N.Idaho JC: 16.0 p., 8.6 r., 4.2 as.
2001-2002: Mac 91 Polo Trade Strumica (MKD): 14.2 p., 8.3 r., 2.0 as.
2002: Mavort (ECU)
2002-2003: KK Smederevo (YUG): 15.6ppg, 8.0rpg, 2.6spg
2003-2004: KK Smederevo (SCG-1B): 16.8ppg, 6.8rpg, 2.6apg, 1.9spg
2004: Summer League in Treviso (Italy)
2004-2005: KK Smederevski Put Smederevo (1B,1T), in Dec.'04 signed at Pegah Hamedan (IRI-Superleague)
2005: Ulbra/Torres (BRA-BNL,1T): 16.4ppg. 4.8rpg, 2.8apg, 1.2spg
2005-2006: Rilski Sportlist Samokov (BUL-ProA,1T): 16 games: Score-4(19.5ppg)
2006-2007: Rilski Sportlist Samokov (BUL-A1,1T), then moved to Boulazac Basket Dordogne (FRA-ProB,1T), left in Jan.'07, then joine back Rilski Sportlist Samokov (BUL-A1)