Will Miller is a journalist with a focus on local sports coverage in the Dallas area. He has written for various newspapers including The State, The Fresno Bee, Belleville News-Democrat, Lexington Herald-Leader, The San Luis Obispo Tribune, and The Herald. Will's articles cover a range of topics including basketball, football, gymnastics, and trade rumors.
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Will Miller's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly basketball and the Alabama Crimson Tide. It also covers announcements and event coverage related to these topics.
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By: Will Miller
Western Kentucky QB TJ Finley struggled in his third start against Alabama.
Last season's tilt between Alabama and USF was not one of the 2023 Crimson Tide's best showings.
By: Will Miller, Kyrie Irving, Tim Heitman
While the Dallas Mavericks may have made some moves this past offseason in hopes of getting them back to the NBA Finals, the Mavericks undoubtedly have some of the best chemistry and continuity in the NBA. After going 38-44 in the 2022-23 season, it was clear that Mavericks superstar Luka Doncic wasn't exhibiting nearly as much joy on the court as he had in previous seasons.
By: Will Miller
One of Alabama's veteran defensive leaders stepped up against South Florida.
Alabama was able to defeat South Florida for the second season in a row.
By: Will Miller, Jayson Tatum, Adam Glanzman
With the Dallas Mavericks being set to kick off training camp at the beginning of October, players are hard at work trying to polish their craft as the offseason comes to a close. While the last month or so has been fairly bland as far as NBA and Mavericks news is concerned, this offseason has flown by relatively quickly for the Mavericks, as they were playing all the way until early June last season after making the NBA Finals.
By: Will Miller
Fourth-year public health student Dylan Dang prepares to return the birdie during club badminton practice on Sept. 11, 2024. Club Badminton practices on Wednesday and Thursday Nights at Blatt Public Education Center.
By: Will Miller, Tim Heitman
With only a few weeks until training camp in Las Vegas for the Dallas Mavericks, the Mavericks look like they've officially rounded out their 21-man roster for training camp. After a slight dilemma as to who would be getting the last roster spot for the Mavericks, Dallas is bringing back A.J. Lawson and Markieff Morris on non-guaranteed deals, so it seems likely that Dallas will make a decision on who they want to move forward with for their last spot after training camp.
By: Will Miller
Wisconsin head coach Luke Fickell spoke after his team's home loss against Alabama.
By: Will Miller
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