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Matthews has played 37 games and made 14 starts over three seasons at UCLA (2025), California (2024) and Utah (2023). Has totaled 94 receptions for 881 yards and three touchdowns in his career. Has averaged 9.37 yards per catch and 23.8 yards per game. Has notched 25-plus receptions and 250-plus receiving yards in both of his college seasons. Has made at least one reception in 35 of 37 career games. Has returned 42 punts for 189 yards. Has returned 17 kickoffs for 337 yards. 2025: Played in all 12 games and made four starts in his first season at UCLA. Ranked second on the team with 348 receiving yards and 33 receptions. Caught two receiving touchdowns. Averaged 10.5 yards per catch and 29.0 yards per game. Was the team leader in receiving yards in three contests and team leader in receptions twice. Made at least one catch in 11 of 12 games. Served as UCLA's sole punt returner, making nine returns for 47 yards. Returned two kicks for 28 yards. Totaled 424 all-purpose yards.
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Miller left Colorado after a breakout 2025 season and joined ASU as a highly ranked transfer. He is expected to fill a vital role in the Sun Devils' offense as an explosive-play receiver under coach Kenny Dillingham. He projects extremely well as a traditional 'X' receiver in the NFL. Not a downfield blocker.
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