West Virginia cornerback Montre Miller commits to Mississippi State
For the second time this week, Mississippi State was able to add more experience to the defensive side of the ball via the transfer portal. On Friday morning, former West Virginia transfer cornerback Montre Miller announced his commitment to the Bulldogs, which puts the finishing touches on Mississippi State’s 2024 roster.
Due to an early-season injury, the 5-foot-11 and 188-pound Miller only played one game at West Virginia and totaled three tackles in the season opener. The South Carolina native spent his first three seasons of college football at Kent State and he becomes the second transfer cornerback addition for State this offseason, joining Memphis transfer DeAgo Brumfield.
In the 2022 season at Kent State, Miller totaled 52 tackles (40 solos), two interceptions, eight PBUs, one fumble recovery and one forced fumble. In his final two campaigns at Kent State, Miller combined for 99 tackles (79 solos) and six interceptions.
This offseason the Bulldogs searched for more experienced cornerbacks to add to the 2024 roster after losing both starting corners from last season. Decamerion Richardson recently got drafted by Las Vegas in the 4th round of the NFL Draft while the other starter – DeCarlos Nicholson – transferred to Southern Cal.
With Miller’s decision, Mississippi State added its fifth addition from the spring transfer portal. The Bulldogs have also added Illinois defensive lineman Anthony Johnson, New Mexico State receiver Trent Hudson this past weekend and added Utah State running back Davon Booth and Memphis defensive back DeAgo Brumfield in April.
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Bulldogs to enter the transfer portal this spring include defensive end Wilky Denaud, offensive tackle Jimmy Bell, safety Avery Sledge, offensive linemen Jayden Hobson and Zay Alexander, linebacker Khalid Moore, defensive lineman Caleb Bryant, cornerback Luke Evans, receiver Justin Robinson, safety Trent Singleton and punter Keelan Crimmins.
MISSISSIPPI STATE TRANSFERS
QB Will Rogers (Washington)
RB Simeon Price
WR Nakai Poole (James Madison)
OL Steven Losoya (Vanderbilt)
TE Ryland Goede (Georgia Tech)
WR Jacoby Bellazar (Grambling)
WR Zavion Thomas (LSU)
S Will James (Southern Miss)
CB DeCarlos Nicholson (Southern Cal)
RB Jo’quavious Marks (Southern Cal)
TE Jacarius Clayton (Marshall)
OL Percy Lewis (Auburn)
DB Jamari Brown
DL Jonathan Davis (Southern Miss)
DL Caleb Bryant (Southern Miss)
CB Luke Evans (Miami of Ohio)
S Trent Singleton (South Alabama)
P Keelan Crimmins (Purdue)
WR Justin Robinson
LB Khalid Moore
QB Mike Wright (Northwestern)
OL Zay Alexander
OL Jayden Hobson
S Avery Sledge
DE Wilky Denaud
OL Jimmy Bell
INCOMING TRANSFERS
Baylor QB Blake Shapen
North Texas OL Ethan Miner
North Carolina DL Kedrick Bingley-Jones
Memphis OL Makylan Pounders
Vanderbilt TE Justin Ball
Memphis CB Tre Wright
Buffalo TE Cam Ball
Purdue DL Sulaiman Kpaka
LSU OL Marlon Martinez
UTEP receiver Kelly Akharaiyi
Louisville receiver Kevin Coleman
South Carolina linebacker Stone Blanton
Texas Tech offensive guard Jacoby Jackson
Memphis defensive back DeAgo Brumfield
Utah State running back Davon Booth
New Mexico State receiver Trent Hudson
Illinois defensive lineman Anthony Johnson
West Virginia cornerback Montre Miller
