Georgia Tech’s Miller Recovering From Concussion

Georgia Tech point guard Moe Miller continues to suffer the effects of a concussion he suffered in a car wreck last month. Coach Paul Hewitt says Miller told him that he felt “off-balance” while practicing “a little bit” on Monday. Hewitt says Miller hit his head on a side window in the accident and suffered his third concussion in 10 months.

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Published: October 13, 2009

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ATLANTA (AP) - Georgia Tech point guard Moe Miller continues to suffer the effects of a concussion he suffered in a car wreck last month.

Coach Paul Hewitt says Miller told him that he felt “off-balance” while practicing “a little bit” on Monday. Hewitt says Miller hit his head on a side window in the accident and suffered his third concussion in 10 months.

Hewitt said Tuesday his Yellow Jackets overall are in good health as they prepare to open practice on Friday, but he added “Obviously Moe’s issue is somewhat of a concern.“

Miller, a junior from Memphis, has started 35 games the last two seasons. He suffered two concussions early last season and missed seven games after the second incident in which he also suffered a broken nose.