Despite not being on Ohio State football’s roster heading into the 2022 season, Harry Miller is still putting in work. The former Buckeye offensive lineman tweeted that he had lost 60 pounds since March 31 and is 260 pounds after four months of training, and that he had “finally achieved” a sub six-minute mile. “Sic Parvis Magna,” Miller tweeted, quoting Sir Francis Drake, which translates to “Thus great things from small things.” Miller, a former five-star offensive lineman in Ohio State’s 2019 class, announced March 11 he would medically retire from football due to mental health concerns after contemplating suicide. In a Twitter statement, Miller said that prior to the 2021 season, he told Ohio State coach Ryan Day of his intention to kill himself. “He immediately had me in touch with Dr. Candice (Williams) and Dr. (Josh) Norman, and I received the support I needed. After a few weeks, I…
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