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Kansas State OL commit Oliver Miller shuts recruitment down

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Sometimes the best gets are the ones you already have. Kansas State offensive line commit Oliver Miller has shut down his recruitment.

“My recruitment is completely shut down,” Miller told KSO. “Signing Day can’t come fast enough.”

The senior was a very wanted man on the recruiting trail. He has added offers from Auburn and NC State this fall and was scheduled to visit the Tigers earlier this fall, but he elected to not take the visit. Notably, the defending national champion Ohio State was poking around for the Colorado native and there was some talk of a visit to the Buckeyes later this fall, but he has canceled any other visits he was going to take.

Originally Miller committed to Kansas State over offers from Minnesota and Purdue. His commitment took place May 19 shortly after an in-home visit by K-State offensive line coach Brian Lepak. Miller took his official visit to Kansas State June 5.

“My favorite part of the visit was being able to have meetings with coaches and talk to them about any questions I had or hear their plans for the future with me and the team,” Miller shared about his official visit in June. “One of the things I love about this program is that when you come in as an offensive lineman and work your absolute hardest you will have a fair shot to have the future you want.”

Miller has had a tremendous senior season for Cherry Creek High School. The senior offensive lineman is currently ranked No. 863 in the Rivals Industry Ranking after a refresh to the Rivals rankings yesterday. The Colorado native is also planning on enrolling early at Kansas State.

Keep it locked onto KSO for more recruiting updates as we approach Signing Day which is now just 15 days away.

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