Nate Miller

Nate Miller is the starting cornerback for the Thirlcrest Academy Varsity football team, sporting his number 2 and is played by Mightyducky180
==Appearance==
Nate stands at 6”1 and weighs just about 200 lbs, he has silky, wavy, brown hair that sort of goes down over his eyes with an undercut. He wears glasses and has a small amount of freckles on his cheeks and nose. He has blue colored eyes due to his heavy German heritage. How ever he is very tan as compared to the rest of the team (the exception being Brett). Nates build is more solid and stocky than you’d imagine with his height to weight ratio, but don’t let that fool you. He is a hard hitting corner and loves to hit and tackle just as much as he loves intercepting passes. Nate is often seen around campus wearing his varsity letterman or his number 2 jersey around campus, with the exception of when he’s lounging around or out on dates and such. 
==Characteristics==
Nate is looked at as a sort of de facto leader of sorts for the team. He’s very passionate when it comes to the game of football and will often find himself rallying his teammates to comebacks through speeches and hyping everyone up. A good hype man and a music connoisseur, he seems to have a good playlist for anything and everything. Though most people on campus think he’s scary, he’s actually a very kind, sweet, compassionate guy to those who know him. He’ll never fail to amaze anyone with his special blend of athleticism, intellect, and compassion as compared to his varsity teammates. He’s actually on the smarter end of the team (though more book smart then street smart), being in a few honors classes and excels in history, his favorite subject. His on-the-field intelligence is greater, with his ability to think quick to make plays earning him a spot on the all-state team and a scholarship to LSU where he’s committed to. He’s not so smart though when it comes to how to handle situations and has the inability to think logically or de-escalate a situation. He keeps to himself and is seen as a loner to the majority of the people around him, but is generally a very lovable guy. With a great sense of humor and a sense of compassion not typically found within his fellow varsity members.
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==Character Background==
Nate was born on September 6th, 1990 in Pittsburgh, PA. The oldest of 3 children of Brian and Sharon Miller, including brother and fellow teammate Ethan Miller. He grew up in Gibsonia, a wealthy part of western Pennsylvania, where he attended Pine-Richland high school all the way up to the end of his sophomore year. He was born to play football, surrounded by the game everywhere he went, his dad would take him to see Steelers games and fell in love with the game as soon as he touched a ball. He started off at the age of 6, playing for his schools pee-wee team. A immediate star on the field, he’d help lead his team to multiple championships before moving on to play high school football for the Pine-Richland Rams. He was a true freshman, making every start his freshman season and leading his Rams to a WPIAL championship and PIAA state championship. Running it back a second time next season to become back to back champions, Nate became WPIAL player of the year and the Pennsylvania 5A player of the year. He got in trouble in the off season though when he took his dads car for a ride in the middle of the night to go to a party celebrating their state title when he got into a crash coming back. He was promptly shipped off to Thirlcrest along with his brother after the end of the school year. He quickly proved himself on and off the field at Thirlcrest as a top performing student athlete. He made close relationships with his new teammates though missing his old teammates from Pine-Richland.
==Relationships==
===Modesta Lashaki===
Meeting in a honors class, the two became friends after working together on a group project 
=== Brett McKnight ===
Brett and Nate met on Nate’s first day of practice and instantly clicked, with a shared love for football
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