WVU’s proven pass-rush wrecking ball
Julian Miller was a difference-maker for West Virginia in the 2011 season, finishing with 27.5 career sacks to rank No. 2 in program history and tying the school single-game sack record with four in the Backyard Brawl against Pitt. He stood out for burst, hand usage, and the ability to slide inside and still threaten quarterbacks, giving him a versatile, high-motor edge as a rusher. For a team needing an intensity-first defensive lineman who can impact passing downs and hunt plays in the backfield, Miller checked a lot of boxes.
