DURHAM, New Hampshire – Head coach Bill Herrion of the University of New Hampshire men's basketball team announced Friday the hiring of former standout Matt Miller '15 as the team's graduate student manager.
Miller
returns to UNH after a stellar senior season on the court. In 2014-15,
he was instrumental in one of the program's most successful seasons.
Miller averaged 9.9 points per game, which ranked third on the team,
while starting in 16 of 29 games played.
The America East
All-Conference Third Team member transferred to UNH from Seton Hill
University prior to the 2012-13 season although he was unable to play
that season due to NCAA transfer regulations. A year later, injuries
sidelined him for the entire 2013-14 campaign.
However, Miller
was healthy and eligible to play in 2014-15. He led the America East in
3-point field goal percentage with a 48.1 clip from beyond the arc. His
most memorable performance with the 'Cats was his highlight-reel
shooting effort on Senior Night against the University of Maine (Feb.
28). Miller drained six 3-pointers and scored a season-high 24 points to
lift UNH to a 65-56 victory.
His accurate outside shooting
played a critical role in propelling UNH's postseason run. New Hampshire
defeated the University of Hartford at home in the quarterfinals before
traveling to the University at Albany where they fell 60-58. The team
was then invited to play at the CollegeInsider.com Tournament against
New Jersey Institute of Technology, the team's first national tournament
in program history. Overall, New Hampshire put together a 19-win
season, tying the 1994-95 campaign for the most victories in program
history, including 12 wins at Lundholm Gymnasium to set a new record.
New
Hampshire will open the season at home against Lyndon State College on
Friday, Nov. 13 (7:30 p.m.). For tickets this season, call the box
office at 603-862-4000 ext. 5 or click HERE.
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