3-star WR Cameron Miller – Vols 2022 Class Signee 10 (Profile/Highlights/Analysis)

3-star WR Cameron Miller – Vols 2022 Class Signee 10 (Profile/Highlights/Analysis)

Posted on December 15, 2021

Cameron Miller
(WR) Memphis Academy of Health Sciences in Memphis, TN    
6’1″    195
Committed: 7/12/21
3-star average (4-star on Rivals & ESPN, 3-star on 247Sports)

Josh Ward’s Analysis:  Miller had a long list of SEC suitors and decided to stay in state to play for Tennessee. The Vols should be able to use Miller in a number of ways in the offense. He might be the most talented receiver in the class, and he should complement the others well. 

Eric Cain’s Analysis:  Another do-it-all player in high school, Miller lines up on the outside, in the slot and in the backfield – taking handoffs in the I-formation. The athlete is explosive and has a great vertical to go up and get the football in the down-the-field passing game. He’s refined his route running skills in 7-on-7 and should add some depth at the wide receiver position that looks to replace a lot in 2022. Miller chose the Volunteers over Auburn, Ole Miss and Memphis. 

Player Profile:  Versatile in-state playmaker who continues the Memphis to Knoxville pipeline … Multi-sport star who prepped at Memphis Academy of Health Sciences … Rated as a four-star prospect and the No. 47 wide receiver in the country by both Rivals and ESPN.com … Rated a three-star prospect by 247Sports.com and On3.com … 2021 Tennessee Mr. Football finalist for Division I Class 2A … Led MAHS to an 11-2 overall record and a state quarterfinal appearance, regarded as the best season in program history … Helped guide the Lions to a Region 8 title and earned regional MVP honors his senior season … Caught 14 passes for 258 yards (18.4 yards per catch) with 10 receiving touchdowns during the 2021 regular season … Also rushed 41 times for 493 yards (12.0 yards per rush) with eight scores on the ground … Did not get to participate as a junior due to no season (COVID-19) … Committed to the Vols in July 2021 … Chose Tennessee over 20 other Division I offers, including eight other SEC programs … Coached by his father, Cedric Miller … Also lettered in basketball and track … Twitter handle is @Cameron2miller … Instagram handle is @2miller.c.

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Cameron Miller / Credit: UT Athletics

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3-star WR Cameron Miller – Vols 2022 Class Signee 10 (Profile/Highlights/Analysis)

3-star WR Cameron Miller – Vols 2022 Class Signee 10 (Profile/Highlights/Analysis)

Posted on December 15, 2021 by Vince Ferrara • 0 Comments

Cameron Miller
(WR) Memphis Academy of Health Sciences in Memphis, TN    
6’1″    195
Committed: 7/12/21
3-star average (4-star on Rivals & ESPN, 3-star on 247Sports)

Josh Ward’s Analysis:  Miller had a long list of SEC suitors and decided to stay in state to play for Tennessee. The Vols should be able to use Miller in a number of ways in the offense. He might be the most talented receiver in the class, and he should complement the others well. 

Eric Cain’s Analysis:  Another do-it-all player in high school, Miller lines up on the outside, in the slot and in the backfield – taking handoffs in the I-formation. The athlete is explosive and has a great vertical to go up and get the football in the down-the-field passing game. He’s refined his route running skills in 7-on-7 and should add some depth at the wide receiver position that looks to replace a lot in 2022. Miller chose the Volunteers over Auburn, Ole Miss and Memphis. 

Player Profile:  Versatile in-state playmaker who continues the Memphis to Knoxville pipeline … Multi-sport star who prepped at Memphis Academy of Health Sciences … Rated as a four-star prospect and the No. 47 wide receiver in the country by both Rivals and ESPN.com … Rated a three-star prospect by 247Sports.com and On3.com … 2021 Tennessee Mr. Football finalist for Division I Class 2A … Led MAHS to an 11-2 overall record and a state quarterfinal appearance, regarded as the best season in program history … Helped guide the Lions to a Region 8 title and earned regional MVP honors his senior season … Caught 14 passes for 258 yards (18.4 yards per catch) with 10 receiving touchdowns during the 2021 regular season … Also rushed 41 times for 493 yards (12.0 yards per rush) with eight scores on the ground … Did not get to participate as a junior due to no season (COVID-19) … Committed to the Vols in July 2021 … Chose Tennessee over 20 other Division I offers, including eight other SEC programs … Coached by his father, Cedric Miller … Also lettered in basketball and track … Twitter handle is @Cameron2miller … Instagram handle is @2miller.c.

99.1 THE Sports Animal’s coverage of the 2022 Class Early Signing Period is powered by Twin Peaks! Eats. Drinks. Scenic Views.

Cameron Miller / Credit: UT Athletics