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Bodpegn Miller

Athlete

2025 Class

6'4" Height

180 Weight

Ontario School

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About Bodpegn

Bodpegn Miller is a 6'4" Athlete in the 2025 class. Miller attends Ontario in Ohio. Miller's Player Profile was created on January 9, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Bodpegn Miller is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Bodpegn

Miller ATH

Class

2025

Height

6'4"

Weight

180

HS

Ontario

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OH

Bodpegn Miller

A decorated and prolific PrepRedzoneOH Showcase MVP and standout who went 4.5 in the 40, 4.37 in the...

Written by Oliver West

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Oliver West

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A decorated and prolific PrepRedzoneOH Showcase MVP and standout who went 4.5 in the 40, 4.37 in the shuttle, and 10’7 in the broad jump in front of our Ohio scouts this past January, 6’4, 180 lb. Ontario ATH Bodpegn Miller is one of the best athletes in the Midwest and proved it during this recent Summer Camp SZN. The 6’4, 180 lber. had off-the-charts production from 2023, going 156-252 for 2,328 yards and 19 TDs through the air as a junior and adding 132 rushes for 1,003 yards and 17 more TDs on the ground. Coming into the summer, he held 14 D1 offers, including P4 offers from Northwestern (came in April), Iowa State (came in March), and Boston College (also April), but he turned up the heat in June. In front of the one-and-only Brian Hartline, WR coach for THEE Ohio State University, Miller earned a big-time Buckeyes offer and committed only a couple of days later. Doesn’t get much better than that, folks, but if you look at the athletic numbers at 6’4, 180, and get a look at the kid in-person, you shouldn’t be surprised.

Miller looks like a racehorse shot out of the blocks when he tucks the ball and takes off, and sports a long, lean frame that is going to really blow up at the college level. His long legs, top-end speed, and twitch & balance make for an explosive combination in the open field, and defenders seem to have a hard time touching him, much less tackling him. Miller also displays a big arm that can drop the ball in a bucket, and can put noticeable velocity on the ball and fit the rock into some impressively tight windows in 2023. Miller owns elite size/athleticism and is a splash play waiting to happen, either through the air or on the ground. Things are especially easy for him when he totes the rock, and he looks like he’s on another plane of athleticism and ability as a ball carrier. Can’t wait to see how he develops in Columbus.

Written 1 year ago