A precise sharpshooter from deep range, Jahari made a living beating opponents from the three point line at Peach Jam playing for Indy Heat. Miller has constant off ball movement and always finds gaps in the defense that will give him open looks and opportunities to the put the ball in the hoop. Miller can beat defenses from anywhere on the court and has good three level scoring ability. I was impressed with his tenacious perimeter defense as well hounding the opposing ballhandlers. His offers currently include Alabama, Ohio State, and Oklahoma State.

Indy Heat 17u picked up their first win of the week at Peach Jam on Friday morning as they defeated Meanstreets 17u 88-67. Miller, a Top 5 prospect in Indiana’s Class of 2027 finished just shy of a triple-double with 32 points, 10 rebounds, and 8 assists. He was 8-13 from three-point range in the game. Last summer we really started to beat the drum that Miller was one of the most talented pure shot-makers in the country. That has remained true throughout this week at Peach Jam. Miller scored 20 points and made five more threes in their evening loss to AB Elite 17u.

For a couple of summers now we have been beating the drum that Miller is one of the premier shot-makers and all-around playmakers in the Class of 2027. He seems to always play his best basketball at Peach Jam as well. That was no different on Tuesday as he finished with 22 points, 4 rebounds, and 6 assists for Indy Heat 17u in a tight matchup with Brad Beal Elite 17u.

We’ve been beating the drum for this Pike High School guard for awhile now. Prep Hoops Indiana was among the first to call him one of the top shot-makers, and overall playmakers, nationally in the Class of 2027. Now, he is a four-star, Top 75 prospect as others have started to catch on to his talent. Miller had all of that on display once again this weekend for Indy Heat 17u averaging 14.0 points and 3.8 assists per game while shooting 10-23 (43.5%) from three-point range across four games.

Perhaps the best guard that I watched all weekend was Indy Heat 17U’s Jahari Miller Jahari Miller 6'3" | PG Oak Cliff Faith Family Academy | 2027 #58 Nation TX . We all knew how great of junior season Miller had at Pike, but it is safe to say that Miller may be playing a whole new level in the spring right now. He has developed an ability to flat out take over a game and has showcased himself to be one of the more skilled guards at a national level. Fantastic weekend for the 2027 four-star guard.

Leading the way with 21 points in the win, Miller shot 60% from the field and can just flat out get a bucket in a variety of ways against elite competition. Indy Heat went on a big run in the second half and Miller scored eight points in quick succession with two 3-pointers and a layup to run Meanstreets out the gym. Miller’s ability to knock down set shots while also having the athleticism and ball handling to attack closeouts makes him an extremely tough player to defend with Isaiah Hill Isaiah Hill 6'2" | SG Sycamore | 2029 State OH manning the paint and Peyton Kemp setting the table for this group.

Game after game Miller continues to prove himself as one of the best shot-makers in the country. He is so smooth with the ball in his hands, looks to maybe be a little more athletic than last summer, and does not miss many open shots. Miller finished with 20 points and 28 points respectively in Indy Heat 17u’s two wins at the Battle of the Brands on Saturday.