Episode 60: Anthony Miller | Former All-American University of Memphis WR

Episode 60: Anthony Miller | Former All-American University of Memphis WR

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Rich Take On Sports

Show Notes:

Rich Spotlight: Anthony Miller Enjoying taking visits with NFL teams because it feels like being recruited even though he was never really recruited in high school and didn’t take any official visits Doesn’t matter where he gets drafted as he just excited for the opportunity to prove that he can play in the NFL First memory of sports is not a good memory as he ran the wrong way during his first football game as a kid Also ran track in high school running the 110-meter hurdles and long jump Grew up a Dallas Cowboys fan because his dad was a Cowboys fan Admired wide receivers like Steve Smith growing up and sees how other receivers like Nelson Agholor have been able to have success in the NFL even at a smaller size Signed a blank piece of paper on national signing day as a walk-on for Memphis because he was never offered a Division I scholarship Remembers his first TD in college against Cincinnati because he received an unsportsmanlike penalty for his TD celebration Has 7-8 tattoos and the most recent tattoo on his chest is a quote from his former WR coach David Johnson which reads “And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane but by those who couldn’t hear the music” Sports has taught him the value of teamwork and facing failure Words of Wisdom from Anthony Miller: “There’s only one way to succeed in anything and that’s to give everything.”

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