Last Name: Miller  First name: Douglas Nationality: USA + CAN Date of Birth:  July/24/88 Height:  6´8  /  03 cm Position:  4,5

Highlights 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynvsGwsZMk8
Highlights 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=576xWUrF10Q
Highlights 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WFhdcQL9zQ

Education   Harvard College 2010 (Cambridge,MA)  GPA – 3.6/4.0
                      Bachelor of Arts in Economics (Honors)   

  Winchester High School 2006 ( Winchester , MA )
  National Honor Society President
  Class President – Freshman, Sophomore
  National French Honor Society

Athletics   Harvard Varsity Basketball  

2006-2007: Harvard (NCAA): 2 games: 0pts
2007-2008: Harvard (NCAA): 23 games: 1.0ppg, 1.3rpg
2008-2009: Harvard (NCAA, starting five): 18 games: 6.1ppg, 3.6rpg, FGP: 
                            70.4%, FT: 50.0%
2009-2010: Harvard (NCAA): 29 games: 3.9ppg, 3.0rpg

Statement of the head coach:

Doug Miller was a co-captain and played a significant role on our 2009-10 Harvard Basketball team.  This year's season was historic, as we had the best record of any basketball team in the history of Harvard University, and Doug Miller started every game for us.  When I think of Doug, I think of a great teammate, a reliable, dependable player who makes his teammates better.  Doug is a terrific screener and rebounder.  He is one of the more athletic post players in the Ivy League.  He was our best post defender, our best post runner, and he is unselfish.   Doug is the kind of player that any coach wants on his team and any player wants to play with!

H. Tommy Amaker Head Coach  Harvard Basketball

Team Success: 
- 21-8 Record in 2010 and CIT bid – Best Season in Harvard History
- Program’s Most Wins (21), Most Road Wins (10), Most Home Wins (11)
- Program’s Best Start (14-3)
- Harvard’s Highest-Ever Ranking in the RPI (21 on January 1, 2010)
- First Win over Nationally-Ranked Team with an 82-70 win at No. 17
     Boston College in 2008-09
- Wins in Three Straight Seasons over BCS teams 
   ( Michigan 07-08, BC in 08-09 and 09-10)  

Personal Success:
- Senior Captain 2010
- Started 47 Consecutive Games Over Past Two Seasons
- Sportsmanship Award 2010
- Most Improved Player 2009  

Statistics:
Senior Year: 18 mpg, 4 ppg, 3 rpg, 53% fg
Junior Year: 20 mpg, 6.1 ppg, 3.6 rpg, 70% fg

Highlights: 15 pts vs. Santa Clara (09); 8 pts, 9 rebounds at BC (09), 14 pts in 15 minutes vs. Dartmouth (09)  

Role: To guard the best big man on the other team, bring discipline on both ends of the court, and set screens for Jeremy Lin – the best guard in the league.

Winchester High School Basketball:  

Senior Captain, 2006 Div. II State Tournament Semi-Finalists, Three Time Team MVP, League All-Star (Sophomore), All League Player (Junior, Senior); Winchester H.S. Records:  All-Time Leader:  Rebounding, Blocked Shots, Single Game Points Scored, Games in Double Figures; 2^nd All-Time Career Shooting Percentage, 3^rd All-Time Total Points.

Work

Experience     Summer 2009: McGraw-Hill Construction Analysis: Economic Forecasting Group Intern, contributed to transportation study on stimulus funds, among several other publications

                        Summer 2008:  John Moriarty and Associates: Summer Intern at Westwood Station Project, a 4.5 million square-foot site, overseeing subcontractors and safety requirements.

                        Spring 2006: Basketball Player’s Edge North Shore Regional Assistant Coach

                        Summers 2006-2009: Winchester Youth Summer Basketball Camp Coach                              

References    Tommy Amaker (Harvard) -
     Bob Bigelow (Penn, Celtics, NBA Scout for 20 years) 
     Quinton Dale (WHS) 

Videos:  

This is our game against Santa Clara from my junior year.  I had 15 points off of screen and roll action, low post moves, and offensive rebounding.  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0PilyPmG0A

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rKaPuanjLg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQuCbxDTRf8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElWjMLOCfEg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzYiLnu-4wQ

About Doug Miller  

            I grew up in the suburbs of Boston , Massachusetts , and was lucky enough to attend a great public high school in my hometown.  As president of my freshman and sophomore class and the National Honor Society, I was able to develop a well-balanced background.  That and my success as a basketball player allowed me the chance to attend Harvard College .  I was a senior captain on my high school team, and 3-time team MVP, with school records in rebounding and blocked shots, and 3^rd all-time in points scored.  

I graduated cum laude from Harvard with an Honors degree in Economics and an overall GPA of 3.6 out of 4.0.  I also studied history, sociology, and government, and received a citation in French.  

As a basketball player I developed as one of the leaders on the team, and was a starter my junior and senior year.  As a captain my senior year, we had the best record of any Harvard team (21-8) in history and won a bid to postseason play for the first time in over 50 years.  

During my summers in college, I worked for a general contractor as an intern at a 4.5 million square-foot site, helping to oversee subcontractors and safety requirements.  Last summer, I worked at McGraw-Hill Construction Analysis in their economic forecasting group, contributing to a transportation study on American stimulus funds, among several other publications.