UNC out of the picture for OL Dorian Miller
Posted Oct 11, 2012
The recruiting picture is starting to get a little clearer for four-star offensive guard Dorian Miller (Metuchen, N.J.). Originally scheduled to officially visit North Carolina the weekend of Sept. 28, both parties went their separate ways after the Tar Heels lost an available scholarship for the 2013 class, Miller’s father, Jeremy said. North Carolina did not know if it has a scholarship available for another offensive lineman now, and told the Millers they could back out of the visit if they wanted.
(ESPN.com)
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