Miller, the Big Ten offensive player of the year as a quarterback in 2012 and 2013, missed last season with an injury to his right throwing shoulder. When he was slow to heal, he removed himself from the three-way quarterback battle, and switched positions to be a wide receiver.
Beating Virginia Tech 42-24 in the college football opener this week, Miller scored two incredible touchdowns — one on a 54-yard catch-and-run where he had to tip-toe down the sideline, the other on an electrifying 53-yard run. Miller also made a diving 24-yard reception for his first catch since moving to wide receiver.
But it was Miller’s spin move that left the Tech defense fallng over themselves, is what really had people talking – including LeBron James and ESPN sports science staff.
LeBron, a proud Ohio product himself, gave Miller a shoutout on Twitter.
Continue Reading: Video: Move that sent LeBron, scientists wild
