The former five-star Colorado Buffaloes quarterback turned head with a few highlights, including a dime to Omarion Miller. A ...

The 2025 college football season represents a turning point for the Colorado Buffaloes' offense, and among those at the center of that transition is junior wide ...

Dre’lon Miller is staking his claim as a key playmaker in Colorado’s offense and making a push for the Buffs’ coveted No. 1 ...

Now healthy entering his third season in Boulder, wide receiver Omarion Miller is making highlight catch after highlight catch early in the Colorado Buffaloes' ...

Julian Lewis and Kaidon Salter continue to battle for QB1, but Omarion Miller is emerging as a major weapon early in Colorado ...

According to the Pac-12, Miller’s 196 yards was the most by any conference player in the same game in which he made his first career reception since 1996. On Monday, Miller was named the Pac-12 ...

Now, fully recovered and stronger than ever, Miller enters the 2025 season as a key figure in Coach Prime’s offense. Miller will look to be a focal point of the offense with Travis Hunter, Jimmy ...

Miller’s coaches growing up likened him to a baby version of former LSU stars Terrace Marshall Jr. and Ja’Marr Chase Colorado receiver Omarion Miller (14) is tackled by cornerback USC’s Domani Jackson ...

Omarion Miller barely got on the field in the first half Saturday. His second half was sensational, however, and on Monday he was named the Pac-12 freshman of the week.

Omarion Miller’s talent has earned him the No. 4 position on The Times Elite 8 list of top 2023 football recruits in the Shreveport-Bossier area.

So on Monday, when he handed a phone to Omarion Miller, the breakout star of CU’s almost-comeback last week against USC, the freshman receiver didn’t expect to get stunned.