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QB/WR Braxton Miller (B1G POY, National Champion, OSU HOF)

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BuckTwenty;1718003; said:
On Scout.com's football recruiting homepage, they have a poll (on the right) asking who they think is the overall #1 recruit in this class, listing the top 5 and "someone else". Through ~9,400 votes, Braxton leads the voting currently with a little more than 35% of the vote... almost doubling the guy in 2nd place ("someone else").

Another #1 recruit for the Bucks??
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Up to over 50 percent now haha. must be able to vote more than once.
 
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Buckeye Nut;1718409; said:
He's doing the Under Armor game and I don't think you can do both because the games are so close together you wouldn't be able to make all the practices. Nobody has done both yet.
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Braxton Has sign to play in the 2011 Under Armor All-American Football game.
The 2011 Under Armour All-America Game is loaded with players heading to, or choosing between, top programs - ESPN

And is to play at the Army All-American Bowl.
JacketsOnline.com - Top 2011 recruits Army Bowl bound
(Jan 8th 2011)

I thought that they spread the games apart so they can play in both?
 
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NfamousWayneFan;1720231; said:
Braxton Has sign to play in the 2011 Under Armor All-American Football game.
The 2011 Under Armour All-America Game is loaded with players heading to, or choosing between, top programs - ESPN

And is to play at the Army All-American Bowl.
JacketsOnline.com - Top 2011 recruits Army Bowl bound
(Jan 8th 2011)

I thought that they spread the games apart so they can play in both?
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Maybe someone can help me out, but I don't know of anybody who's played in both. Braxton's already agreed to play in the UA game, I doubt he accepts the invitation to play in both.
 
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Friday, July 16, 2010
Braxton Miller

Jay Minton brought his Wayne High School skilled players to Capital University for some 7on7 yesterday. Wayne's highly touted QB Braxton Miller (an O-State commit) made the trip. I have watched Braxton since his freshman year and he never surprises me. Really wanted to see how he has matured physically and mentally over the last year.

Not 6'4 (as many say), but 6'3. Physically he looks good. I mean really good. Arm may be even stronger than before. Stands tall. Excellent, quick release. Mentally, always sharp. Had heard rumors that the recruiting hype was taking it's toll, but I do not think so. Good with me, anyway. Like to make him flash that big smile.

The major flaw with Braxton is that he has to slow the game down. Did not see it yesterday, but in live competition, even sometimes QB drills, he goes too fast. His body weight is over extended, but his strong, quick release gets him out of trouble. He will learn to control his body. When he slows the game down, he will be special.

As far as O-Sate fans, Braxton hates to travel. C-bus is a long trip. I am glad that he took out all or the recruiting hype and announced his decision. At his press conference. he did not upstage any university. Looked at the hats, and picked up Ohio State. In all of the silliness that goes on at some press conferences

As far as a QB, Braxton is a passer who happens to be a very talented athlete with excellent vision. He is not a thrower who also happens to be a tremendous athlete. As far as the future, the sky is the limit for Braxton Miller.
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MSROHIO: Braxton Miller
 
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Wayne?s Braxton Miller featured in Sports Illustrated
By Marc Pendleton | Thursday, July 29, 2010

Wayne High School senior quarterback Braxton Miller has an entire page of the Aug. 2-9 edition of Sports Illustrated to himself.

He?s among 16 up-and-coming high school athletes throughout the nation who are featured in a spread labeled ?Where Will they Be?? It?s a neat companion package to SI?s ?Where Are they Now?? summer double issue that features Stan Musial on the cover.

Miller, 6-3, 200 pounds, is the No. 1 QB prospect in the nation according to Scout.com and among the top QB?s in nearly every scouting service. He verbally committed to Ohio State University last spring.

He?s featured on Page 118.
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DaytonDailyNews: Dayton, Ohio, news and information
 
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