King Miller's challenge: become a great college football player

The USCTrojans' running back duo is getting a lot of attention and respect. King Miller really turned things up when he got the opportunity last year. Waymond Jordan started the 2025 season in dominant fashion. King Miller cracked college football's top 150 player rankings, due to how explosive he is.

In a recent article, Blake Brockermeyer highlights USC running back King Miller as a top 150 player in college football. Here is why Miller came in at 138 in his rankings:

"Miller and Waymond Jordan should form one of the Big Ten's top backfield tandems, though I give Miller the slight edge after a more productive 2025 season. He rushed for nearly 1,000 yards while averaging 6.2 yards per carry and has the vision to run inside or outside. Miller combines good cutback ability with enough speed to finish explosive runs."

King Miller's best abilities help the Trojans' offense be more explosive as a whole. Lincoln Riley loves the home run plays and the big plays. That is exactly what King Miller provides the Trojans offense on the ground. He is also an explosive threat out of the backfield in the receiving game. Miller is an underrated back in the country, and after this upcoming season, we will see him a lot higher in these types of rankings to start next season.

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