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"Electric Scorer, Fierce Defender, and a Dynamic Playmaker "



Miller McGowan

Twitter: @millermcgowan23

IG: @miller.mcgowan23

6’2., 195lbs, c/o 2025

Atlanta Classical Academy, GA

AAU: OTPNXT 2025


Miller is an electric scoring guard with a relentless motor who brings a dynamic blend of skill, explosiveness, and grit to the floor. Miller's ability to attack defenses from every angle makes him a matchup nightmare. Miller is a lethal shooter with unlimited range and can bring the rain from beyond the arc with confidence, but he’s just as dangerous off the dribble with explosive moves and blow-by speed, getting past defenders and finishing strong at the rim. Miller’s court vision allows him to make quick reads when he draws extra attention, keeping the offense flowing while staying aggressive as a primary scorer. On the defensive end, Miller is a nasty on-ball defender who is tenacious, using quick hands and lateral speed to disrupt opponents. Miller is a sneaky athlete who thrives at turning defense into instant offense, creating fast-break opportunities where his bounce shines in transition.


Last season, Miller dominated with 25.2 points per game while adding 5 rebounds, 2.1 assists, and 2.5 steals per game while shooting 36% from three-point range, making him a threat from deep, forcing defenses to always know where he is. So far this season, he has taken his game to another level, averaging 31 points per game and 39 points per game since the new year began while becoming even more aggressive on both ends of the floor. Miller's biggest improvement has been his ability to attack—whether slashing through defenses or hounding opposing ball handlers with intensity. Miller’s focus has been on off-ball defense and decision-making, establishing he’s just as effective without the ball in his hands.


Miller's goals this season are pushing for a region championship, a deep state tournament run, and both state and region player of the year honors. Miller understands that his biggest challenge in reaching these goals is himself—avoiding overthinking and staying locked in on each moment will be key. Miller is also looking forward to another shot at Trion High School in the playoffs, feeling that his team has yet to show their true selves against them. To make a deep run, Miller knows it will take a total team effort and a commitment to playing for each other every single night.


What fuels Miller’s fire is his love for the game and the countless hours he has put into his craft. Miller embraces adversity, building mental toughness through grueling workouts so that when challenges arise in games, fighting through them is second nature. The best advice he’s ever received is, Nothing changes if nothing changes. Off the court, Miller enjoys reading, spending time with friends and family, and staying active outside of basketball.


Miller’s hard work has brought interest from around eight DIII schools, two DI schools, and five Division III schools, with an offer from Oglethorpe University. Miller has also visited multiple programs, with Georgia College ranking among the highest on his list.


Miller’s relentless motor, high IQ, and ability to shift between scorer and facilitator make him a true difference-maker. His defensive intensity disrupts opposing offenses, and his offensive versatility forces defenders to pick their poison—play him too tightly, and he’ll blow by; give him space, and he’ll knock down the shot. The improvements Miller has made in his off-ball awareness and decision-making make him even more dangerous, ensuring he’s always a factor, even when he’s not the primary ball handler.


I asses that any program that lands Miller is getting a fierce competitor who thrives under pressure embraces challenges and pushes himself to be better every day. Miller's leadership, work ethic, and hunger for success will be an immediate impact. Whether it’s scoring in bunches, locking down on defense, or making the right play when it matters most, Miller has the tools to be a game-changer at the next level.



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