🚨COMMITMENT ALERT🚨 Colorado lands four-star WR Omarion Miller 'Miller brings a big presence on the outside as a boundary receiver who can go up and grab it with some of the nation's top defensive backs.' RivalsNick with more:
, re-opened his recruitment on Dec. 2 following the coaching transition in Lincoln and was almost initially planning on letting his recruitment play out into February.
Colorado came in with a heavy push to land Miller, and it eventually paid off as he joins Derby running back Dylan Edwards as the lone four-star prospects in the 2023 Colorado class. This also comes two days after Travis Hunter announced his decision to follow Sanders to Colorado.
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