He additionally has his sights on different music stars. “I’m gonna hit up J. Cole. There’s so much talent out here. You got NBA Youngboy, you got Boozy, we got a lot of locals from New Orleans and Baton Rouge and Louisiana that we can hit up first.”

For Miller, the leisure is just a part of the plan. “My coach saved my life and helped change my life and I said I want to pay that back forward and help the next generation, help the kids where I grew up at to find the next P, find the next other successful person that comes from poverty, to let them know that you can make it, we believe in you.”

He sees basketball as a software for training and alternative. “It’s all about education and the next generation. I feel like if I could start reaching middle school students and preparing them to go to college, then they’ll further their education and crime will go down, poverty will go down and we’ll be able to create these diamonds in the rough. They always say a diamond is dirty till you clean it up.”

Miller plans to make the expertise tangible by personally paying for 4,000 center schoolers to attend video games this season. His mission goes effectively past wins and losses and goals to encourage the following era of leaders and athletes.