Florida State has three commitments in their 2027 class, and they offered four-star running back CaDarius McMiller earlier ...

Rutgers freshman star Kiyomi McMiller was not in the lineup for the Scarlet Knights women’s basketball team for the second consecutive game, amid speculation about her future with the program.

McMiller's freshman season at Rutgers was marked by controversy, including a suspension and unexplained absence from the final 10 games. The 5-foot-8 guard averaged 18.7 points, 4.7 rebounds, and ...

Rutgers started quietly limiting Kiyomi McMiller's minutes. Shortly after her stellar day against LaFayette, in which McMiller played 40 minutes, something was potentially brewing.

Rutgers women's basketball star Kiyomi McMiller missed her second straight game Wednesday night as the Scarlet Knights lost to Minnesota. The timeline of her return still hangs in the air. The 5 ...

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McMiller spent the last two seasons of her high school career at Life Center Academy in Burlington. She averaged 30.1 points, 5.6 rebounds, four assists and 2.8 steals as a senior.

After a tumultuous freshman season with Rutgers, highly-touted guard Kiyomi McMiller has found a new home in a familiar league. The Maryland native is transferring to Penn State, she announced on ...

Kiyomi McMiller made her presence felt Sunday with a 33-point performance against Nebraska but the Scarlet Knights fell to the Cornhuskers 69-62. Advertisement Rutgers was very much in the game in ...

McMiller's playing status is currently unclear. This is what we know. Per Joey Chandler of NJ Advance Media, Rutgers associate director of communications Erin Nerithe confirmed that the young ...

Mike McMiller told On3.com, “Kiyomi’s goal was to be at Rutgers and not ever transfer.That is still the goal. The goal is to finish the job. At this moment, we’re not looking to transfer.” ...

In addition, McMiller's advisor Leonard Ellerbe is quoted in a January 6 article from Steve Politi of NJ.com saying, "It was shocking,” of the decision to bench McMiller.