Harry Miller’s first season starting on Ohio State’s offensive line came with no shortage of difficult lessons.
He never quite got into a groove in five games as Ohio State’s starting left guard. He struggled with snapping the ball when he had to move back to center to fill in for Josh Myers at Michigan State. He was unable to attend the Sugar Bowl after testing positive for COVID-19, and he played through a labrum tear in his shoulder – which required him to undergo surgery this offseason – late in the season.
Miller also experienced the dark side of social media, where he received many negative comments, some of which went far beyond simple criticism of his play.