Breaking News: Virginia Tech’s Star Veteran Men’s Basketball Player Stuns Fans and Teammates with a Shocking Announcement That Will Leave You Speechless…
In a surprising turn of events, Virginia Tech’s men’s basketball program has released transfer point guard Hysier Miller due to circumstances preceding his enrollment. The university announced Miller’s permanent release on October 23, 2024, stating that no further comments would be made on the matter.
Reports indicate that Miller’s departure is linked to a gambling probe at Temple University, his former institution. The investigation centers around a March 7 game between Temple and UAB, where unusual betting patterns and a significant line shift raised suspicions. Miller, who averaged 15.9 points per game last season, had an uncharacteristic performance in that match, contributing to the scrutiny.
Miller’s exit poses a challenge for the Hokies, who now look to sophomore Brandon Rechsteiner and freshman Ben Hammond to fill the void at point guard. Rechsteiner played limited minutes last season, averaging two points per game, while Hammond is entering his first collegiate season.
This development adds to a series of offseason changes for Virginia Tech, including the loss of several key players to the transfer portal. The Hokies are set to begin their season on November 4 against Delaware State at Cassell Coliseum.
