- 2026 All-American Conference First Team
- 2026 CSC Academic All-District Team
- 2025 AAC All-Freshman Team
2026 (Sophomore)
In his second season with the Navy & Orange, Miller made 58 appearances with 55 starts, including 44 at first base and 11 in right field... finished the year slashing .369/.514/.626... led the team with 68 runs scored, moving into third on the all-time Roadrunner list... paced the squad with an on-base percentage of .514 that ranked second in UTSA history... finished as the only 'Runner to appear in all 58 games as the team went 38-20 and secured its second consecutive American Conference regular-season title... topped the squad with 53 walks drawn, moving into second on the program single-season leaderboard... tied Drew Detlefsen with a team-high 22 doubles that moved the pair into a tie for fifth-most by a Roadrunner in one campaign... tallied 27 games with multiple hits, highlighted by five outings of three base knocks... scored multiple runs in 21 games to lead UTSA... posted multiple RBIs in 15 outings, inclduing an individual-best five during a 13-0 beatdown at Rice on April 4... notched nine home runs on the year to help bolster a 56-RBI campaign... followed up a home run during 19-4 drubbing of rival Texas State with two four-baggers during series opener against UAB... led the team with 401 chances and 351 putouts, adding 40 assists with a .975 fielding percentage... earned unanimous selection to All-American Conference First Team... one of four 'Runners selected to CSC Academic All-District Team.
2025 (Freshman)
Miller had an outstanding freshman season as he played in 59 games, making 43 starts at first, three starts at left field and five starts at right field … The freshman slashed .280/.487/.453 on the year … Miller set several freshman records as he recorded the most walks (43), most chances (322) and most putouts (298) for a freshman Roadrunner … his 43 walks were also tied for eighth in a single season … Miller was fourth on the team in homers with eight to his name.
High School
He graduated from Madisonville HS out of Madisonville, Texas … he is a top 100 player in Texas and fourth-best first baseman in the state according to Perfect Game in his recruiting class.