Miller, a confident scorer with great length and one of the better pure shooting strokes we saw. Miller stretches the floor at a high level and has a knack for knocking down difficult shots that leave you wondering how he even got them to fall. He plays with confidence every time he touches the ball and brings a competitive edge along with strong vocal leadership on the court. His ability to space the floor, make tough perimeter shots, and stay aggressive offensively makes him a dangerous scoring threat heading into his next chapter at Loyola Marymount next season.

At game’s start it was looking like another huge game from Miller, who had been torching the nets at the event to this point. Two quick threes and he eventually finished with 13 points, but where Miller continued to make an impact was with his work on the boards with 12 rebounds for the future Loyola Marymount Lion.

With his size, length, and ability to shoot from long range, Miller remains an intriguing prospect to college programs. According to Central Catholic head coach, Miller has been in touch with D-Is such as Portland and Portland State, along with multiple D-IIs such as Western Oregon and Western Washington.

Projected Level: High D2, Mid Major D1

Analysis: Miller utilized his length and athleticism to impact the game on both ends of the at the state tournament. He delivered strong performances being one of the best scorers and rebounders on his team. A polished scorer, he features one of the smoothest, most consistent jump shots in the state, capable of knocking down shots from multiple areas with ease. He runs the floor well and thrives in transition, using his athleticism to finish above the rim and create easy scoring opportunities. On the glass, Miller contributes as a solid rebounder, adding value beyond just scoring. A true two-way player, he brings defensive versatility along with offensive efficiency. When he finds a rhythm, he’s difficult to slow down and can quickly shift the momentum of a game. As one of the more intriguing 6A prospects still unsigned, Miller’s combination of size, skill, and shot-making makes him a strong late pickup with significant upside.

Miller used his length and athleticism to make an impact on both ends of the floor. A great all-around shooter, Miller has a smooth, good-looking shot and the ability to score from multiple spots. He runs the floor well and plays effectively in transition, while also contributing on the glass as a solid rebounder. Miller’s athleticism allows him to play above the rim, adding another dimension to his game. He finished with 15 points and 8 rebounds.

Miller was one of the top overall players at the event. At 6’8, he attacked the rim with athleticism, scored from all three levels, played above the rim, and rebounded extremely reliably throughout. He showed flashes of dominance that separated him from most players in attendance. (AG)

The Central Catholic wing was one of the better 3-point threats I saw at the event. He has the size to get his sights on the rim over defenders, and was pouring in three after three in his second game of the day, after dropping in a couple in the first game. He has a pretty pure stroke out there and was also able to make a difference on the defensive end, using his length to get in passing lanes and alter/block shots at the rim.

Change: +30 (from #41 to #11)

A role player last year, Miller should be one of Central Catholic’s top scoring threats this season. He’s grown to close to 6-foot-8 in height and this spring and summer showed off a fluid long range jumpers with one of the quickest releases around. His ability to not only hit open but contested jumpers will be critical in the Rams chase for another 6A state title.

Miller was one of the top overall players at the event. At 6’8, he attacked the rim with athleticism, scored from all three levels, played above the rim, and rebounded extremely reliably throughout. He showed flashes of dominance that separated him from most players in attendance. (AG)

Miller was one of the top overall players at the event. At 6’8, he attacked the rim with athleticism, scored from all three levels, played above the rim, and rebounded extremely reliably throughout. He showed flashes of dominance that separated him from most players in attendance.