Andrew Miller 2006 College Player Of The Year

Posted Jun 14, 2006

UNC pitcher Andrew Miller, all 6 feet and 6 inches of him, can't hide from the attention now. His dominant junior season, in which he posted a 119-36 strikeout-walk ratio and allowed seven extra-base hits (and only one home run) in 111 innings, not only helped him meet a personal goal of reaching Omaha, but also earned him Baseball America's College Player of the Year award. (Baseball America)

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