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[QUOTE="W'boro'Cuse315, post: 2273632, member: 806"]
I don't think Miller was eligible for this past MLL Draft. I believe the rule is that players must exhaust their college eligibility clock. The date to watch for Miller is 9/18, that's the NLL draft, though I'm sure there's a deadline to submit your name so it would likely be public if he did.

EDIT: Did some quick research...apparently you can waive your remaining eligibility to enter the NLL draft. I can think of many who have, Vaughn Harris from OCC, Seth Oakes from OCC/Albany. Off the top of my head, I can't think of any who have done it in the MLL.

[URL='https://www.majorleaguelacrosse.com/articles/2017-mll-collegiate-draft-set-for-may-28-in-foxboro']Major League Lacrosse[/URL]

[I]MLL is the only professional sports league that requires players to exhaust their NCAA eligibility prior to entering the draft.[/I]

[URL='http://www.nll.com/news/national-lacrosse-league-announces-combine-and-draft-dates-ahead-of-2018-season/']National Lacrosse League Announces Combine and Draft Dates  Ahead of 2018 Season | National Lacrosse League[/URL]

Regarding draft eligibility...

[I]Any player who has participated in a US NCAA or NJCAA collegiate varsity lacrosse program that has exhausted or forfeited his NCAA collegiate varsity lacrosse eligibility.

Players who intend to forfeit their remaining NCAA eligibility or enter the draft as a underage player, contact [EMAIL]blemon@nll.com[/EMAIL] to obtain a renunciation form.[/I]
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