Miller is a familiar name on Nebraska’s efficiency charts. Her remarkable junior season ended with a 0.350 hitting efficiency on nearly four kills per set. The Seward star has matched her attacking percentage from last year and remains a go-to option in the front row. Miller’s pin-to-pin quickness makes her an ideal choice behind the setter. She often attacks before opposing blockers can set up to defend her, leading to Miller’s eye-popping percentages. Seward will need more of that to repeat last year’s tournament breakthrough.

Miller is a familiar name on Nebraska’s efficiency charts. Her remarkable junior season ended with a 0.350 hitting efficiency on nearly four kills per set. The Seward star has matched her attacking percentage from last year and remains a go-to option in the front row. Miller’s pin-to-pin quickness makes her an ideal choice behind the setter. She often attacks before opposing blockers can set up to defend her, leading to Miller’s eye-popping percentages. Seward will need more of that to repeat last year’s tournament breakthrough.