Andrew Miller - Harding University
BIO
Andrew Miller is the most dangerous running back in Division II football and one of the most overlooked players in all of college athletics. The Searcy, Arkansas native finished the 2025 season with 2,048 rushing yards and 28 touchdowns, averaging 7.2 yards per carry while leading the Bisons to a 15-1 record and a berth in the NCAA Division II National Championship game. With Miller carrying the load, Harding shattered NCAA all-division records for rushing yards and rushing touchdowns in a single season.
A unanimous First Team All-GAC selection and Harlon Hill Trophy finalist, Miller ranked second nationally in Division II rushing yards and second in yards per carry. His performance earned him the 2025 Darren McFadden Award, presented annually to the top collegiate running back in the state of Arkansas — personally selected by College Football Hall of Famer Darren McFadden himself.
The third of four brothers — all of whom have played college football — Miller grew up competing against his siblings every day and channeling that into one of the most decorated careers in Harding history. He turned down the transfer portal going into his final season, choosing loyalty over a bigger payday, because Harding gave him everything and he wasn't ready to leave.
The NFL scouts have noticed. The question isn't whether Andrew Miller can play at the next level. It's why it took this long for everyone else to find out.