Former ASU Strength Coach and OL Steven Miller Passes Away

Steven Miller, a former strength and conditioning coach for the Arizona State University (ASU) football team, has passed away at the age of 29. Known for his dedication to the team’s players, Miller was a Gilbert High School alumnus and played right tackle for the Sun Devils from 2015 to 2019.

Tragic Passing After Medical Emergency

Miller experienced a medical emergency following a practice last week but had made a brief return to the sidelines this week. Despite this comeback, he tragically passed away shortly after. In response to the sad news, ASU canceled their scheduled practice on Thursday.

Condolences from the ASU Community

The tragic news prompted an outpouring of grief from the Sun Devil Football family. ASU shared their condolences through a post on social media, acknowledging Miller’s loss and extending thoughts to his loved ones.

Tributes from Players and Coaches

• Chamon Metayer expressed his sorrow, stating, “Rest Easy Steve.”
• Justin Wodtly remembered Miller as the “Most Genuine guy in the program! Team first guy .”
• Vince Amey shared his heartfelt message, saying, “Rest easy my brother! .”
• Cameron Dyer praised Miller’s leadership, calling him “the epitome of a servant leader.”

Impact on Upcoming Events

The Sun Devils are set to host a Fan Fest at Mountain America Stadium, along with a scheduled practice on Saturday. It remains uncertain how Miller’s passing will affect these events.

Steven Miller will be remembered not only as a coach but as a dedicated mentor who empowered those around him. His legacy will continue to inspire the ASU community.