Penn State’s high-octane shotmaker who can take over a game
In the 2025-26 season, McMiller became Penn State’s offensive engine, stringing together six straight 30-point games, including a career-high 40 against USC, while also piling up assists and steals like a true two-way guard[3][11][12]. Her calling card is fearless scoring, self-created offense, and the kind of swagger that shifts a game’s temperature in a hurry—exactly the sort of “give me the ball” presence coaches covet[1][3][11]. The catch: she’s a volume-scoring guard whose impact depends on efficiency and fit, but if your team needs a dynamic bucket-getter with star-level intensity, she’s absolutely worth the ride[1][3][12].
