Michael Miller established himself as one of the great wide receivers in Lafayette history and also made his mark as a member of the Leopards' basketball team. He left College Hill with 107 career receptions in three seasons, the third-highest figure among the school's all- time receiving leaders. Miller led the receiving corps in his junior and senior campaigns in receptions and touchdown grabs. His 60 catches in 1969 for Coach Harry Gamble's team is the second-highest single season total in school history. In 1970, the Trenton, New Jersey-native earned a spot on a New Jersey-born All-America football team. He led the freshmen basketball team in scoring in 1966-67 and later contributed to the varsity program, averaging 12.0 points and 6.5 rebounds per game over his three seasons. As a junior, he led the Leopards with 17.6 points per outing. The winner of the 1970 Charles L. Albert '08 Award, Miller played and coached professional basketball in Israel from 1972-81.