IAN MILLER RUMORS & GOSSIP
Landing Andrew Wiggins
The hype-machine surrounding Andrew Wiggins has been in full effect for several years now. And now that he's reclassified to 2013, it's only getting bigger. Most of the pundits are pegging Kentucky and Florida State as the leaders, but the Wiggins family has been so tight-lipped that any information coming from a source not named Wiggins (or prep coach Rob Fulford) is likely...
ACC: 5 more freshmen to watch
ESPN's Robbi Pickeral posted her 5 ACC freshmen to watch list on Monday. It was a fairly standard list in that it contained all consensus top-50 players, and three of the five players were from the Triangle. Here are five more who will be worth following:
Codi Miller-McIntyre, Wake Forest: Raise your hand if you can name five current Wake Forest basketball players. With a...
FSU looks to avenge its worst ACC loss
Florida State has already wrapped up a high seed for the ACC tournament, but the 22nd-ranked Seminoles would surely like to end the regular season with a win.
They can do that and match the most successful ACC regular season in their history Sunday when they host Clemson, which handed Florida State its most lopsided defeat of 2011-12 thus far.
Florida State (20-9, 11-4) has locked...
Via Fox Sports Florida
March 04, 2012
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Buzzer Beater: Ian Miller for the win
What would today be without another buzzer beater.Today's big one: Ian Miller of Florida State drilling a fadeaway three with .8 seconds on the clock giving the Seminoles a 63-60 comeback win over the University of Virginia.There isn't much more to say other than watch the video (courtesy-theACCsport):
Musings on a wild night in the ACC
It will be just a short post for tonight, but what a wild night it was. Florida State’s Ian Miller drops a last second 3 point shot against Virginia, and Clemson hangs on for a two point over Virginia Tech. What does it mean?
In rallying from a down double digits in the last five minutes FSU when from an 8-9 seed to a 5-6 one. That was another road victory against a top 50 team...
Musings on a wild night in the ACC and what it means.
It will be just a short post for tonight, but what a wild night it was. Florida State’s Ian Miller drops a last second 3 point shot against Virginia, and Clemson hangs on for a two point over Virginia Tech. What does it mean?
In rallying from a down double digits in the last five minutes FSU when from an 8-9 seed to a 5-6 one. That was another road victory against a top 50 team...
Via All Sports Discussion
March 01, 2012
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Miller hits miracle 3 to defeat Virginia
Florida State was on the brink of a third straight ACC loss, highlighted by the ejecion of Bernard James in the second half. But the 'Noles pulled another rabbit out of their hat, this one courtesy of Ian Miller.
Via floridastate.scout.com
March 01, 2012
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SHADES OF REGGIE
Video: Ian Miller's GW buzzer-beater vs Virginia
The heroics for the Florida State Seminoles came from someone other than Michael Snaer, tonight. This time it was Ian Miller that his a thrilling game-winning 3 to give the ‘Noles a 63-60 win over the Virginia Cavaliers.
Not exactly the most high percentage shot, but who cares when it goes in, right? Virgnia’s desperation 3/4 shot with .8 left was no good, and gave FSU their...
No. 20 Florida St. 76, NC State 62
Ian Miller scored 17 points to lead No. 20 Florida State past North Carolina State 76-62 on Saturday.
Bernard James had 12 points while Okaro White and Michael Snaer each finished with 10 for the Seminoles (19-7, 10-2 Atlantic Coast Conference).
They never trailed, shot 49 percent, led by double figures for the entire second half, held N.C. State to 29 percent shooting - its worst...
Via AP on Fox
February 18, 2012
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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...
Via Unconquered Noles
January 28, 2012
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