Miller has enjoyed a strong fall for CFCA and looks poised for a big senior season. A skilled, versatile scoring guard who can play either backcourt position, Miller is an excellent perimeter shot maker with deep range and a quick, reliable release. He has the ball handling ability to serve as a secondary playmaker and can also attack off the dribble and get to the rim. Miller combines his offensive skill set with a high basketball IQ and a good feel for the game, making him a valuable presence in the CFCA backcourt.

Miller brings versatility and consistency to the backcourt. Comfortable playing either guard position, he spaces the floor with reliable perimeter shooting while also moving exceptionally well without the basketball. When attacking the paint, he uses crafty finishes and a polished floater to score over bigger defenders, adding another layer to his offensive game. Miller also serves as a dependable secondary ball handler, making smart decisions and consistently valuing possessions. His maturity, competitiveness, and well-rounded skill set continue making him one of the more underrated senior guards in Central Florida.

Miller scored 15 points in a win on Thursday for TNBA South. The rising senior can play both guard positions and is a shooting threat from beyond the arc. He moves well without the ball and is a creative finisher in the paint with an effective floater to help score over length and athleticism. Miller is a good passer and is a reliable ball handler and decision maker.

The skilled guard from Orlando scored 14 points in a win for TNBA South over Team Tradition while showcasing his offensive versatility and shot making ability. Miller is a confident scorer with deep range on his jumper and a quick, reliable release that makes him a constant threat from beyond the arc. He is comfortable handling secondary ball handling responsibilities and does a good job creating offense when the ball is in his hands. Miller can also get to the rim, where he displays creativity and touch as a finisher. He highlighted that ability on Saturday afternoon with a pair of impressive floaters in the lane.

Miller had a strong junior season for the Eagles, averaging over 11 points and 3 assists per game. He is a solid perimeter shooter who can consistently knock down open shots and space the floor. Miller also provides value as a secondary ball handler and decision maker, showing the ability to create and keep the offense flowing. With his skill set and production, he is a reliable and effective backcourt contributor.

The junior combo guard finished with 11 points for the Eagles and showed his versatility in the backcourt. He is comfortable playing both on and off the ball, giving his team flexibility in the offense. A solid shot maker, he can knock down open looks and create scoring opportunities when needed. He also plays with good poise and decision-making, consistently making smart reads with the basketball.

The junior is a skilled, ball-handling guard who is effective both on and off the ball. He has shooting range beyond the arc and can create space for his jumper off the dribble. Miller shows a strong feel for the game, makes good decisions, and continues to look like a legitimate college prospect in the state’s 2027 class.