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UNCG's Miller named to Lefty Driesell Defensive All-America Team

Spartan junior is two-time SoCon Defensive Player of the Year

BOSTON – UNCG men's basketball guard Isaiah Miller was named to the 2019-20 Lefty Driesell Defensive All-America Team, CollegeInsider.com announced Tuesday.
 
Merrimack's Juvaris Hayes is the 2019-20 recipient of the Lefty Driesell Award, given annually to the nation’s best defensive player.
 
The Lefty Driesell All-American honor is doled out to the top defensive players in the country and is named after 2018 Basketball Hall of Fame coach Lefty Driesell. One of only three coaches to take four different teams to the NCAA tournament, Driesell's teams were known for their tenacious defense, finishing his coaching career ranked eighth on the Division I victories list.
 
A junior guard out of Covington, Georgia, Miller is the 2019-20 SoCon Player of the Year and has won back-to-back SoCon Defensive Player of the Year honors. The first-ever SoCon player to earn Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year in the same season, Miller has taken first-team All-SoCon honors for the last two years.
 
An NABC All-District 21 selection, Miller finished second in the nation with 89 steals in 2019-20 and his 241 career steals are a program record, beating Spartan alum Ricky Hickman's previous record of 236. Miller currently ranks 10th in program history with 1,410 career points and fourth with 594 field goals.
 
2020 LEFTY DRIESELL DEFENSIVE ALL-AMERICA TEAM
Tyler Bey            6-7        Jr.          Colorado
Mamadi Diakite 6-9        Sr.         Virginia
Malachi Flynn    6-1        Jr.          San Diego State
Trent Forrest     6-4        Sr.         Florida State
Javon Freemn-Liberty     6-3        So.         Valparaiso
Marcus Garrett  6-5        Jr.          Kansas
Romaro Gill       7-2        Sr.         Seton Hall
Jacob Gilyard     5-9        Jr.          Richmond
Ashton Hagans  6-3        So.         Kentucky
Juvaris Hayes     6-1        Sr.         Merrimack
Tre Jones            6-3        So.         Duke
Davonta Jordan 6-2        Sr.         Buffalo
Nathan Knight   6-10      Sr.         William & Mary
Jason Levi           5-11      Jr.          UT Rio Grande Valley
Isaiah Miller      6-0        Jr.          UNCG
Davion Mitchell 6-3        So.         Baylor
Ruot Monyyong 6-10      Jr.          Little Rock
Osasumwen Osaghae     6-9        Sr.         FIU
Daniel Oturu      6-10      So.         Minnesota
Jonah Radebaugh           6-3        Sr.         Northern Colorado
Zavier Simpson  6-0        Sr.         Michigan
Jalen Tate          6-6        Jr.          Northern Kentucky
Aaron Thompson Jr.       6-2        Jr.          Butler
Jahlil Tripp         6-5        Sr.         Pacific
Mark Vital          6-5        Jr.          Baylor