The 2007 Loudon County Player of the Year led the Loudon County High School Redskins to a birth in the state playoffs with a record of 8 – 3. A threat any time I touched the ball, I rushed for 1011 yards, 13 Touchdowns, and an impressive 7.2 yards per carry. As a kick returner I often ignited the Redskins offense and provided them with well above average field position with explosive speed and agility.

I am the son of former University of Tennessee football legend, Floyd Miley who in 1991 against Notre Dame, returned a blocked kick 85 yards for a touchdown igniting the unprobable comeback win against the Fighting Irish 35-34 which will be forever known in Tennessee football lore as The Miracle at South. Bend.

2007 Loudon County Player of the Year
2007 1st Team All Region and All County
2007 Player of the Week (October 7, 2007)

Coming for an athletic background, his mother was a tremendous basketball player in high school and his father played collegiate football the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, I have the speed, agility, strength, and a keen knowledge of football. My relative small size for a typical running back is overshadowed by my physical attributes to make players miss tackles as well as run them over.
In October 2007,I was named Player of the Week for a 215 yards rushing performance against Rockwood leading to me becoming 1st Team All Region and County as well as Player of the Year.

My goal is to play college football while majoring in Sports Medicine. Going into this senior year at Loudon County High School,My primary goal is to led the Redskins back to the state playoffs and being recognized as one of the top running backs in the state. I will be attending combines in Jacksonville, Fl, Huntsville, AL and Nashville, TN over the next two months.