Former Penn State cornerback Cam Miller has reportedly made his decision out of the NCAA transfer portal, and he will not be going too far away from Happy Valley. Miller has signed with Rutgers, according to a report from Pete Nakos of On3 ( via X, formerly known as Twitter).

Notre Dame wide receiver Jaden Greathouse runs for a touchdown as Penn State safety Jaylen Reed (1) slips and cornerback Cam Miller gives chase during the fourth quarter of the Orange Bowl on Jan. 9, 2025. Joe Hermitt | [email protected] Joe Hermitt | [email protected]

Former Penn State cornerback Cam Miller entered the NCAA transfer portal earlier this week. Now, he knows where he will play next. The Florida native is staying in the Big Ten by signing with Rutgers,

Rutgers football has bolstered its secondary with some solid Big Ten talent, adding Penn State transfer cornerback Cam Miller.

Wide receiver Tyler Johnson, cornerback Cam Miller and safety Mehki Flowers announced their transfer portal intentions. They join previous portal departures WR Jason Estrella, DL T.A. Cunningham, WR Feyisayo Oluleye, TE Jerry Cross (Memphis) and QB Beau Pribula (Missouri).

Penn State’s cornerback room looked a lot different this time last year. Now, with depth in a much better position, it appears as if the Nittany Lions are set to potentially lose one of its contributors with cornerback Cam Miller entering the transfer portal.

As a junior in 2024, Miller appeared in all 16 games, starting in four. He racked up 27 total tackles, five pass deflections and one sack.

On Monday, Penn State cornerback Cam Miller entered the transfer portal, per Pete Nakos at On3Sports . During the 2024 college football season, Miller had a productive year with one sack, five pass deflections and 27 tackles, serving as a vital piece of Penn State's defense.