Baylor’s skilled 6-9 forward who flashed scoring touch and rebounding upside
In the 2011-12 season at Baylor, Quincy Miller averaged 10.6 points and 4.9 rebounds in 24.4 minutes, with a polished 6-9 frame and forward skills that made him a tough matchup when healthy.[3][11] He stood out for efficient shot-making and real versatility, but his impact context matters: he was still a true freshman on a Baylor team that finished with a 17–0 start and climbed to a No. 3 ranking, and his later career was shaped by injuries and inconsistency rather than a clean ascent.[1][3][11]
