BEAUMONT, Texas — It was decision time for the top recruit coming out of the 409. Silsbee's Dre'lon Miller, with 44 division one offers, cut that list down to just nine back in April. Now there's just one school left standing.
Friends and family gathered at Suite C in Beaumont and with the help of a video, the senior wide receiver made his choice. Miller will stay in the Lone Star State despite a late push by USC, committing to Texas A&M.
Miller's decision to commit to Texas A&M just days after Beaumont Untied's Weston Davis did the same.
After a few sleepless nights, Dre'lon was thrilled to make his choice.
"I'm relieved now. The pressure is off of me. Now I'm ready to get to Aggieland and get to work. It was very stressful. You know I just contined to pray to God. You know he won't lead me in the wrong direction. So I listended to his words and it was A&M. You know I'm looking to get the program back to a National Championship. We're going to do it."