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LA Clippers | #11 | Guard

Jordan Miller

PPG

4.1

RPG

1.6

APG

0.9

HEIGHT

6'5" (1.96m)

WEIGHT

194lb (88kg)

COUNTRY

USA

LAST ATTENDED

Miami

AGE

25 years

BIRTHDATE

January 23, 2000

DRAFT

2023 R2 Pick 48

EXPERIENCE

2 Years

6'5" | 194lb | 25 years

DRAFT

2023 R2 Pick 48

BIRTHDATE

January 23, 2000

COUNTRY

USA

LAST ATTENDED

Miami

EXPERIENCE

2 Years

Player Bio

PROFESSIONAL CAREER

2023-24 (LA Clippers): 
Appeared in 8 games, averaging 1.6 points and 0.6 rebounds in 3.5 minutes.
10/25 made NBA debut against Trail Blazers.

BEFORE NBA

COLLEGE (Miami 2021-23)
2022-23 (Senior):
One of two Hurricanes to start all 37 contests…averaged 15.3 points, 6.2 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 1.2 steals in 35.0 minutes per game.
Led the Hurricanes in minutes and made field goals (218), while placing second in scoring, field-goal percentage, rebounding, offensive rebounding (2.1), defensive rebounding (4.2), assists, blocks (15 total) and steals.
Ended his career with the best field-goal percentage (55.1) in program history among players with no eligibility remaining (min. four FGM per game).
Set the program’s career record NCAA Tournament-only field-goal percentage (min. 10 FGM; 57.7), while ranking second in made field goals (42), made free throws (28), free-throw attempts (35) and blocks (10), plus co-second in rebounds (50), third in points (113), third in field-goal attempts (73) and co-fourth in assists (17). 
Set the program record for NCAA Tournament single-game made field goals without a miss (seven), made free throws without a miss (13) and total made free throws (13), while matching the record for free-throw attempts (13), plus tied for fourth in points (27) and tied for fifth in made field goals (nine).
Tied for second in ACC Most Improved Player balloting.
Second ACC player in the last 30 years—joining Terence Morris (1998-99)—to average even 15p/6r on 54/35/78 shooting and one of three DI players—alongside Kobe Brown and Jake Stephens—to do so in 2022-23, as well as the second ACC player in that time—joining Julius Hodge (2003-04)—to average 15p/6r/2.5a/1s on even 50/35/75 shooting and one three DI players—alongside Brown and Jalen Slawson—to do so in 2022-23. 
Dropped a season-best 27 points on 7-of-7 shooting from the field and a 13-of-13 clip from the line (12-of-12 after halftime), setting a career high in makes and a season high in attempts, in 39 minutes against No. 5/7 Texas (3/26) in the Elite Eight win, becoming the first college player in the last 20 years to attempt 20-plus shots in a game without a miss and the first collegian with 27-plus points and no misses in an NCAA Tournament game since Duke’s Christian Laettner on 3/28/92. 
 
2021-22 (Junior):
Played in 36 of 37 games, missing one with a right knee injury, and earned 31 starts…Averaged 10.0 points, 5.9 rebounds, 1.1 assists and 1.8 steals in 30.8 minutes per contest.
Paced Miami in field-goal percentage, rebounding and offensive rebounding (2.1), while ranking second in total blocks (20) and defensive rebounding (3.9), plus third in steals. 
Finished seventh on Miami’s single-season steals list (63), as well as eighth in field-goal percentage (56.1) and No. 11 in minutes (1,110).
Tied for eighth in the nation with three five-steals outings, one of only two ACC players to post that many.
First Hurricane since the 1985-86 program rebirth to average at least 10.0 points and 1.5 steals per game while shooting over 55 percent from the field.
One of eight players with 25p/13r/10fgm/100ft% (min. 2 FTA) in a game against a DI team in 2021-22, with Oscar Tshiebwe the only other Power Six player on the list.

PERSONAL LIFE

Born Jan. 23, 2000 in Anaheim, Calif., and moved to Virginia at age six.
Parents are Jeffery and Donna.
Has three older brothers: Jeffery Jr., Justyn and Jovon, the latter of whom played basketball at Ferrum College.
Best sports memory is winning a high school state title.