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Jersey Number 61
Tanner Miller
- Position:
- OL
- Ht./Wt.:
- 6-2 / 290
- Class:
- Sixth Year
- Hometown:
- Valencia, Calif.
- High School:
- Valencia
- Prev School:
- Oregon State
Bio
Career Bio (PDF)
CAREER NOTES: Played in 52 collegiate games over the course of five seasons (40 at Oregon State from 2020-23; 12 at MSU in 2024) . . . started 26 career games (15 at center, 10 at right guard, one at left guard) . . . started 14 games at Oregon State (10 at right guard, three at center, one at left guard) and 12 at Michigan State (all at center in 2024) . . . finished his career starting 25 consecutive games.
2024 SEASON (SIXTH-YEAR SENIOR): Voted one of five season co-captains . . . started all 12 games at center . . . played 733 of the team’s 771 offensive snaps, second most on the team . . . played every offensive snap in eight games (Florida Atlantic, Maryland, Boston College, Oregon, Iowa, Michigan, Illinois, Purdue) . . . started at center on Senior Day vs. Rutgers and played 49 snaps . . . played in all 71 offensive snaps in win over Purdue, grading out at 84.5 pass block, according to PFF . . . played in all 70 offensive snaps at Illinois . . . started Indiana game at center, logging 63 of the 64 offensive snaps . . . opened Michigan game at center and played in all 65 offensive snaps, as entire offensive line played every snap for second straight contest . . . started Iowa game and played all 74 snaps, as entire offensive line played every offensive snap and helping road-grade for offense that amassed a season-high 212 rushing yards on 40 carries . . . not only started game at Oregon, but played in all 52 offensive snaps, joining Luke Newman as only two Spartans to play in every snap of game . . . started Ohio State game at center and registered 39 snaps . . . was starting center in game at Boston College, playing all 68 offensive snaps, one of five offensive linemen and seven overall offensive players to play every snap, and graded out at team-leading 84.8, according to PFF . . . started Prairie View A&M game at center and played 44 snaps for first game not playing every offensive snap, grading out at 85.5 pass block, according to PFF, leading the offensive line starters and ranking third among the offense overall . . . was starting center in win at Maryland, playing in all 74 offensive snaps . . . started at center in Spartan debut vs. Florida Atlantic and was in all 64 offensive snaps, one of three offensive linemen and one of four offensive players overall to play in every snap, grading out at team-high 83.9 pass block, according to PFF . . . enrolled at Michigan State in January 2024 and competed in spring practice.
2023 SEASON (REDSHIRT JUNIOR AT OREGON STATE): Named a second-team All-American by ESPN.com . . . first-team All-Pac-12 honoree by The Associated Press and second-team selection by the coaches . . . started all 13 games (10 at right guard, three at center) . . . was part of an offensive line that was nominated for the Joe Moore Award (best offensive line in college football) . . . played a total of 815 snaps . . . named a second-team midseason AP All-American . . . earned Pac-12 Offensive Lineman of the Week honors for his performance in the win over Utah . . . was nominated for the Burlsworth Trophy.
2022 SEASON (REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE AT OREGON STATE): Played in all 13 games, including his first career start (left guard vs. Arizona State) . . . played 180 snaps on offense . . . was part of an offensive line that helped the Beavers rush for 196.5 yards per game.
2021 SEASON (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN AT OREGON STATE): Played in 12 games . . . compiled 17 snaps on offense, including a season-high 15 vs. Idaho.
2020 SEASON (OREGON STATE): Appeared in two games (vs. California and Arizona State).
2019 SEASON (OREGON STATE): Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Played for Coach Larry Muir at Valencia High School . . . helped guide Valencia to a 7-4 record in 2018, a season after the program posted a 12-2 mark . . . named first-team all-league on offense as a senior in 2018 by the Santa Clarita Valley Signal . . . named second-team all-Southern Section . . . also earned Foothill League Lineman of the Year honors during his career . . . son of Heather and Steve Miller . . . majored in interdisciplinary studies at Oregon State and minored in youth and society.
CAREER NOTES: Played in 52 collegiate games over the course of five seasons (40 at Oregon State from 2020-23; 12 at MSU in 2024) . . . started 26 career games (15 at center, 10 at right guard, one at left guard) . . . started 14 games at Oregon State (10 at right guard, three at center, one at left guard) and 12 at Michigan State (all at center in 2024) . . . finished his career starting 25 consecutive games.
2024 SEASON (SIXTH-YEAR SENIOR): Voted one of five season co-captains . . . started all 12 games at center . . . played 733 of the team’s 771 offensive snaps, second most on the team . . . played every offensive snap in eight games (Florida Atlantic, Maryland, Boston College, Oregon, Iowa, Michigan, Illinois, Purdue) . . . started at center on Senior Day vs. Rutgers and played 49 snaps . . . played in all 71 offensive snaps in win over Purdue, grading out at 84.5 pass block, according to PFF . . . played in all 70 offensive snaps at Illinois . . . started Indiana game at center, logging 63 of the 64 offensive snaps . . . opened Michigan game at center and played in all 65 offensive snaps, as entire offensive line played every snap for second straight contest . . . started Iowa game and played all 74 snaps, as entire offensive line played every offensive snap and helping road-grade for offense that amassed a season-high 212 rushing yards on 40 carries . . . not only started game at Oregon, but played in all 52 offensive snaps, joining Luke Newman as only two Spartans to play in every snap of game . . . started Ohio State game at center and registered 39 snaps . . . was starting center in game at Boston College, playing all 68 offensive snaps, one of five offensive linemen and seven overall offensive players to play every snap, and graded out at team-leading 84.8, according to PFF . . . started Prairie View A&M game at center and played 44 snaps for first game not playing every offensive snap, grading out at 85.5 pass block, according to PFF, leading the offensive line starters and ranking third among the offense overall . . . was starting center in win at Maryland, playing in all 74 offensive snaps . . . started at center in Spartan debut vs. Florida Atlantic and was in all 64 offensive snaps, one of three offensive linemen and one of four offensive players overall to play in every snap, grading out at team-high 83.9 pass block, according to PFF . . . enrolled at Michigan State in January 2024 and competed in spring practice.
2023 SEASON (REDSHIRT JUNIOR AT OREGON STATE): Named a second-team All-American by ESPN.com . . . first-team All-Pac-12 honoree by The Associated Press and second-team selection by the coaches . . . started all 13 games (10 at right guard, three at center) . . . was part of an offensive line that was nominated for the Joe Moore Award (best offensive line in college football) . . . played a total of 815 snaps . . . named a second-team midseason AP All-American . . . earned Pac-12 Offensive Lineman of the Week honors for his performance in the win over Utah . . . was nominated for the Burlsworth Trophy.
2022 SEASON (REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE AT OREGON STATE): Played in all 13 games, including his first career start (left guard vs. Arizona State) . . . played 180 snaps on offense . . . was part of an offensive line that helped the Beavers rush for 196.5 yards per game.
2021 SEASON (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN AT OREGON STATE): Played in 12 games . . . compiled 17 snaps on offense, including a season-high 15 vs. Idaho.
2020 SEASON (OREGON STATE): Appeared in two games (vs. California and Arizona State).
2019 SEASON (OREGON STATE): Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Played for Coach Larry Muir at Valencia High School . . . helped guide Valencia to a 7-4 record in 2018, a season after the program posted a 12-2 mark . . . named first-team all-league on offense as a senior in 2018 by the Santa Clarita Valley Signal . . . named second-team all-Southern Section . . . also earned Foothill League Lineman of the Year honors during his career . . . son of Heather and Steve Miller . . . majored in interdisciplinary studies at Oregon State and minored in youth and society.
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