Allegheny’s Tanner Miller is a steady junior guard with playmaking upside
Tanner Miller brings a compact, team-first guard profile to Allegheny: in the 2025-26 season, he was listed as a junior 6-1 guard from Elkins, W.Va., and early stat feeds show him in a low-usage role with flashes of ball movement and efficiency rather than volume scoring[1][2][6]. What makes him interesting is the combination of size for a guard, a reliable two-way frame, and the kind of connective play that can help a rotation hum; if your team wants a poised, low-drama backcourt piece who can fit next to scorers, he looks like a sensible fit[1][2][11].
