Rod Wave Elite brought in local stars Taylen Kinney and Kameron Mercer but it was Miller who stole the show for me. A creative guard, Miller has the ability to make flashy dribble moves and passes to create for himself or his teammates. Also able to play above the rim in transition, Miller knows he can leak out after steals and rebounds because his team looks to push the pace and score before the defense can get back. Miller is already signed to George Mason and they have some talented pieces in their 2026 class to go along with their unbeaten start to the 2025-26 season.

Miller is a crafty guard who recently received an offer from Rhode Island. He excels at getting downhill and putting pressure on the defense. With his quick first step and strong finishing ability, he consistently converts at the rim. Miller’s aggressive style and scoring instincts make him a dynamic offensive threat.

I caught Miller with City Rocks during the EYBL live period weekend and left very impressed with his poise on the ball. A high-level decision maker, Miller helped set the table for his team and could play on or off the basketball. During session II Miller averaged 10 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals, showing his ability to impact the game as a playmaker and defender. A high priority for mid major programs looking for a floor general, Miller holds offers from Towson, FGCU and New Mexico State since the spring live period took place.

This transfer news hurts as during his only season here in Pennsylvania, Miller quickly established himself as one of top prospects in that state. In 2024-25 Miller averaged 19 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assist per contest for George School. He poured in several 30-pieces and was un-guardable for the bulk of the season. Miller’s tremendous junior campaign garnered him 2nd Team All-State (PAISAA) as well as 1st Team All-Friends School League selections. Recently Miller added an offer from FGCU to his pile. This summer Miller will transfer to Western Reserve Academy (OH).

This past season, Miller averaged 19 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assist per contest. He also notched several 30-pieces. Miller’s tremendous junior campaign garnered him 2nd Team All-State (PAISAA) as well as 1st Team All-Friends School League selections. Recently Miller picked up an offer from FGCU. Then this past week, Miller received an offer from New Mexico State.

In his first season playing in Pennsylvania, Miller averaged 19 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assist per contest. He also racked up several 30-pieces. Miller’s tremendous junior campaign garnered him 2^nd Team All-State (PAISAA) as well as 1st Team All-Friends School League selections. Now Miller has picked up an offer from FGCU.

Miller is a dynamic point guard with a natural ability to put the ball in the basket. He thrives in one-on-one situations and creates scoring opportunities off the dribble. With a confident handle and quick first step, he consistently beats defenders and finishes at the rim or pulls up for jumpers. Miller also shows flashes of playmaking, keeping defenses honest with his vision and passing ability.

My first time watching Miller and I left a fan of his game. A point guard who can get you into actions and take care of the basketball, Miller was the starting floor general for a City Rocks team that runs some of the most complex actions and has some of the best ball movement on the EYBL circuit. Once the ball starts moving, Miller hit a couple catch and shoot 3-pointers while also getting to his spots with a few mid-range pull-ups. Already with a handful of low to mid major Division I offers, I think Miller could be a stock riser this summer based on what I saw on Friday.

Miller is a dynamic scoring guard who excels at putting constant pressure on opposing defenses. He’s a true three-level scorer, capable of knocking down shots from deep, pulling up in the midrange, and finishing through contact at the rim. His aggressive mindset keeps defenders on their heels and creates opportunities for both himself and his teammates. Miller’s offensive versatility makes him a tough matchup every time he steps on the floor.

21 to 7…Miller’s first season playing in Pennsylvania was a smashing success. He averaged 19 points per contest, racked up several 30-pieces and was named as a 1st Team All-Friends School League selection. In the half-court, Miller works as a speedy scoring point guard who can drain threes and produced points off the dribble. His ability to play off two feet is impressive. Miller’s speed combined with size, handles and finishing skills makes him unstoppable in the open court. He will not hesitate to end a fast break by flushing on an opponent’s head. At the other end of the court, Miller is a plus defender with active hands and quick lateral movements.