New 2017 Offer: WR Chris Miller

The Iowa Hawkeyes are the latest team to offer Texas wide receiver Chris Miller. For the 6-foot-0, 175-pound Miller, it was part of a busy Monday that saw him add three new opportunities with offers from Iowa, Missouri, and Boise State in one day.

"I'm truly blessed," said Miller. "I've always believed that I'd probably get a few offers, but I only dreamed of being a recruit that had so tough of a decision like this on what college I'll go to."

From Iowa, it was wide receivers coach Bobby Kennedy that stopped by Denton High School this spring to evaluate the Class of 2017 prospect.

"He came to my school to watch practice and said he like me and how I played," Miller said. "He said that he wants to offer and wants me to be a Hawkeye."

Currently, Miller holds scholarship offers from Iowa, Missouri, Boise State, Colorado, Kansas, Tulane, Houston, Louisiana Tech, Nevada, North Texas, Fresno State, UTSA, and Utah State.

As a junior, Miller finished the season with 28 catches for 572 yards and 8 touchdowns.

This spring, he put up impressive numbers at The Opening Regional in Dallas, posting a 4.50 forty, 4.10 shuttle, and 40" vertical.

See highlights from Miller's junior year at Denton in the video below.