Kansas State’s young giant: Oliver Miller brings size, upside, and early buzz to the Wildcats' offensive line
In the 2026 season, Oliver Miller enters Kansas State as a 6-foot-6, 294-pound freshman offensive lineman from Cherry Creek (Colo.) and a three-star recruit who chose the Wildcats over several Power Four suitors. The early read: he’s a high-upside interior/OL piece with the frame, strength, and versatility coaches love, plus enough development momentum to be viewed as a redshirt/early depth candidate. Why care? Big bodies with his profile don’t grow on trees—if he cleans up technique, he could become a rugged, system-fit trench animal for K-State.
