LSU guard Adam Miller announced Friday evening that he is entering the transfer portal.
Last season, Miller started all 33 of LSU’s games. In 33 minutes per game, he averaged 11.5 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.7 assists while shooting 34% from the field and 32% from 3-point range.
Miller transferred to LSU from Illinois after his freshman season, but an ACL tear sidelined him for his first full season in Baton Rouge. After LSU fired former head coach Will Wade, Miller entered the portal again. But he decided to remain at LSU for his redshirt sophomore year.
Now, Miller is the sixth Tiger to enter the transfer portal after Matt McMahon’s first season at the helm, joining two other guards, Justice Hill and Justice Williams. But McMahon already has reinforcements on the way.
Jordan Wright, a Baton Rouge native who played four seasons at Vanderbilt, is transferring to LSU. And so is Jalen Cook, an All-Conference guard who started his career at LSU but spent the past two seasons at Tulane. Each has one year of eligibility remaining.
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