Ian Miller provides Offensive Boost

Miller making a difference on offense Since returning from suspension in December, sophomore has sparked offense off the bench Scott Crumbly Sports Editor: FSView During their current five-game win streak, the Florida State Seminoles have seen their offensive output jump by seven points per game, from 70.6 points per contest through the first 15 games to 77.6 per game. While the players insist that the team hasn’t made any major adjustments—both Michael Snaer and Deividas Dulkys said Friday that the players have started doing the “little things” better—there has been one major addition to the offense that has contributed to the increased production. That addition is Ian Miller. Since returning in December from an academic suspension that held him out of the team’s first 11 games, Miller has brought a scoring threat that the FSU offense desperately needed. The sophomore is averaging 11.2 points per contest in nine games since returning on Dec. 22 at Florida, and he has dropped ...