AURORA | From a laundry list of quality Division I football programs, Eaglecrest offensive lineman Barrett “Bear” Miller chose Stanford Thursday.
The 6-foot-5, 255-pound offensive lineman had a laundry list of suitors and standing offers from Colorado — where teammate Jake Wiley committed earlier this summer — Colorado State, Duke, Hawaii, Michigan, Nebraska, Northwestern, Oklahoma State, Oregon, UCLA, Utah, Washington and Washington State, but chose another Pac-12 school in Stanford.
“It was a real tough process and I had some great offers, but Stanford has been my dream school,” Miller told the Sentinel shortly after he made his announcement via social media.
“I think I made the right choice and I’m really feeling it right now.”
New Eaglecrest head coach Dustin Delaney — who replaced Mike Schmitt, who guided the Raptors to last season’s Class 5A state championship game — will rely heavily on an offensive line that features Miller, Wiley and junior Reece Atteberry as he implements a triple-option offense.
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