Wes Miller makes the transition to coaching

Posted Oct 15, 2008
During his basketball playing days at North Carolina, Wes Miller analyzed games with the insight of a coach. Now the former Tar Heels guard is a coach, working as an assistant on Ernie Nestor's staff at Elon. Miller, who joined the Phoenix program in June, quickly discovered that he likes to recruit and said he especially "enjoys" on-court work with players. He arrived at Elon with a strong basketball education. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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