For the second time in three years, Ohio State has landed the nation's top quarterback prospect.

A true dual-threat quarterback, Miller could beat a team without rushing for a yard and is athletic enough to run a wishbone. Miller has the arm strength to put pressure on the back of a defense which opens up even more running lanes for him as the defensive backs are forced to be honest and not crowd the line of scrimmage. Miller has all the tools to be a star on the next level and simply needs to keep progressing.

Listed at 6-3½, 199 pounds, Miller is the nation’s top quarterback at his position as ranked by Scout.com. As a junior, he completed 53 percent of his passes for 1,091 yards and nine touchdowns and rushed for 467 yards and 18 scores. He will be a four-year starter for Minton.

The plan for Miller is to graduate early and enroll for courses at OSU in January.

Miller chose Ohio State over offers from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, LSU, Miami (FL), Michigan, Michigan State, Notre Dame, Tennessee, UCLA and USC.