Izavion Miller, No. 3 JUCO OT, signs Letter of Intent with Auburn
No. 1 JUCO offensive tackle Izavion Miller, originally of Memphis, Tenn., signed his National Letter of Intent with Auburn on Wednesday, the first day of the early signing period. Here’s everything you need to know about him.
Position: Offensive Tackle
Height/Weight: 6-foot-6 / 320 pounds
On3 Consensus Ratings: No. 9 overall JUCO, No. 3 OT, No. 2 in Mississippi
Commitment date: December 20, 2022
Chose Auburn over: (Flip from Ole Miss), Mississippi State
Time of enrollment: May
Notable: Miller was committed to Ole Miss since October. He is considered the No. 1 JUCO OT by others. He could be competing for a starting spot at Auburn
Social Media: Twitter (@IzavionMiller) Instagram (@Izavionn)
Quoteworthy: “Well, zero tackles on the depth chart. Like none. I can come in, compete and start right away.”
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The Miller File
Breakdown from Auburn Live’s Cole Pinkston:
- Miller has a high athletic upside. He can move well for his size and length. I think there is plenty to like and to work with. For now, he’s a bit too raw. Not too raw to be ready to roll in 2023 after some refining, however.
- Miller has decent hips. He has enough flexibility to play at tackle, but seems to be a stronger run blocker than pass blocker. He plays with some aggression in the run game while lacking some of the leverage and power it takes. Still, with a good punch and get-off, he wins his one-on-ones most of the time.
SEC readiness
Auburn needed SEC-ready offensive tackles, and Miller is a guy who is very close to that. He’s as close to being ready to play as any offensive lineman currently committed
Miller’s athleticism gives him a chance early on. He can raise his stock with some work in the weight room and with his feet. When it all catches up, I think he is competing for a starting job at Auburn.
