Miller Joins Highlanders as Director of Basketball Performance
7/28/2026 2:10:00 PM | Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball
RADFORD, Va. – Radford Athletics announced Tuesday afternoon that Brandon Miller has joined the Highlanders for the upcoming 2026-27 season as the Director of Basketball Performance.
"I am truly blessed to join Radford as the new Director of Basketball Performance," said Miller. "This opportunity allows me to contribute to an inspiring program built on dedication, teamwork and the relentless pursuit of excellence. I'm committed to building an environment where our athletes can develop not only their physical capabilities, but also their mental resilience, confidence, and leadership. Together, we will push the boundaries, embrace challenges, and strive for greatness on and off the court. I'm excited to work with these talented programs and supporting them every step of the way toward achieving their full potential."
Joining an elite strength and conditioning program at Radford, in his role Miller will directly oversee the training and conditioning of Radford's men's and women's basketball programs. He joins the Highlanders after spending the last three years with West Texas A&M where he served as the Assistant Athletic Performance Coach.
While at West Texas A&M, Miller directly aided the head athletic performance coaches while developing and implementing strength training programs for the men's soccer, men's basketball, women's basketball, track and field, and softball programs. He attended games, practices, and coaching meetings to collaborate on weight room plans both in and off season. Miller also had direct oversight of the Buffs internship program and internship curriculum. With his help, West Texas A&M saw championships from the programs he coached every season including cross country, track and field and a men's basketball regular season and South Regional championship.
From early 2022 into 2023, Miller earned his first assistant strength position as an Athletic Performance Assistant at McKendree University. While in Lebanon, Ill., he directly aided head athletic performance coaches while developing plans for the men's soccer, women's soccer and baseball programs. Fresh out of college, Miller also began his career as a volunteer assistant at the University of Iowa in 2021, and as a professional intern with his alma mater SIU Edwardsville from 2017-21.
Miller earned a Bachelor of Science in 2019, and Master of Physiology in 2020 from Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville.
"I am truly blessed to join Radford as the new Director of Basketball Performance," said Miller. "This opportunity allows me to contribute to an inspiring program built on dedication, teamwork and the relentless pursuit of excellence. I'm committed to building an environment where our athletes can develop not only their physical capabilities, but also their mental resilience, confidence, and leadership. Together, we will push the boundaries, embrace challenges, and strive for greatness on and off the court. I'm excited to work with these talented programs and supporting them every step of the way toward achieving their full potential."
Joining an elite strength and conditioning program at Radford, in his role Miller will directly oversee the training and conditioning of Radford's men's and women's basketball programs. He joins the Highlanders after spending the last three years with West Texas A&M where he served as the Assistant Athletic Performance Coach.
While at West Texas A&M, Miller directly aided the head athletic performance coaches while developing and implementing strength training programs for the men's soccer, men's basketball, women's basketball, track and field, and softball programs. He attended games, practices, and coaching meetings to collaborate on weight room plans both in and off season. Miller also had direct oversight of the Buffs internship program and internship curriculum. With his help, West Texas A&M saw championships from the programs he coached every season including cross country, track and field and a men's basketball regular season and South Regional championship.
From early 2022 into 2023, Miller earned his first assistant strength position as an Athletic Performance Assistant at McKendree University. While in Lebanon, Ill., he directly aided head athletic performance coaches while developing plans for the men's soccer, women's soccer and baseball programs. Fresh out of college, Miller also began his career as a volunteer assistant at the University of Iowa in 2021, and as a professional intern with his alma mater SIU Edwardsville from 2017-21.
Miller earned a Bachelor of Science in 2019, and Master of Physiology in 2020 from Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville.
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