I'm not one to unearth ancient history but there's talk of Harry Miller being the odd man out on Ohio State's O-line this coming Fall. A returning starter at center in 2021, Miller suffered a season-ending injury after playing in just two games for the Buckeyes last season. He was replaced (ironically) by Luke Wypler, who is both younger and considered to be the more talented of the two. Wypler played well in Miller's absence and is considered the favorite to hold onto the job once Miller returns to full health. The rest of the O-line is stacked with high-level 4 & 5-star talent and there's no guarantee Miller plays another snap for the Buckeyes as a starter. Should that prove to be the case, I would not be surprised to see his name pop up on the transfer portal sometime this Spring/Summer.
In his time at Ohio State, Miller has been an Academic All-Big Ten scholar-athlete and earned a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar award in 2020. Given the fact that he was already admitted to Stanford as a high schooler, he seems to present the academic chops needed to qualify as a grad/undergrad transfer. Not sure where he's at on his degree conferral from Ohio State but I have to imagine the opportunity to become a starter once again while earning a degree from Stanford must sound a bit more enticing than spending the next two years as a back-up at Ohio State.
Time will tell but this could be one to keep an eye on...
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In his time at Ohio State, Miller has been an Academic All-Big Ten scholar-athlete and earned a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar award in 2020. Given the fact that he was already admitted to Stanford as a high schooler, he seems to present the academic chops needed to qualify as a grad/undergrad transfer. Not sure where he's at on his degree conferral from Ohio State but I have to imagine the opportunity to become a starter once again while earning a degree from Stanford must sound a bit more enticing than spending the next two years as a back-up at Ohio State.
Time will tell but this could be one to keep an eye on...
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