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	Reggie Miller Biography
More on NBA - Articles - History - Nicknames - Photos - Players - Screensavers - Videos - Wallpapers	Full name is Reginald Wayne Miller During the 2001-02 season, donated $1,000 for every 3-pt FGM to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund for a total of $206,000 The Pacers' organization matched his donation to the Red Cross' Greater Indianapolis chapter For his charitable donations, was honored, along with the Indianapolis Colts' Peyton Manning, as USA WEEKEND magazine's Most Caring Athletes for 2002 Started the Reggie Miller Foundation to assist fire victims Serves on the Board of Directors of the Dale Davis Foundation Enjoys making surprise visits to elementary schools around central Indiana Generously contributes to several children's charities, including Riley Hospital for Children Was honored by the Make-A-Wish Foundation for his work with terminally ill children and regularly participates in the Make-A-Wish Foundation postgame activities Participates in the Call-A-Pacer program Is a national spokesperson for the Reading is Fundamental (RIF) program In 1998, was inducted into UCLA's Hall of Fame One of five siblings, comes from an athletic family: sister, Cheryl, was a member of the U.S. gold-medal winning 1984 Olympic basketball team and is a current analyst for Turner Sports; brother, Darrell, is a former major league catcher; and another sister, Tammy, played volleyball at Cal State-Fullerton Oldest brother, Saul, Jr., is a musician Has a degree in history from UCLA Has appeared on numerous TV talk shows and had a cameo role in the Billy Crystal movie "Forget Paris" Has also starred in TV sitcoms "Hangin' With Mr. Cooper" and "Parenthood" Wears a size 14 basketball shoe COLLEGE: As a junior at UCLA, Miller he ranked fourth in the nation with a scoring average of 25.9 points per game....Poured in 22.3 points per contest as a senior....When he left UCLA in 1987, he ranked second on the school's all-time scoring list behind Kareem Abdul-Jabbar....Both players have since been passed by Don MacLean, but Miller made his mark with the Bruins as one of the greatest pure shooters in school history.....Ranked fourth in the nation in scoring as a junior (25.9 ppg), then averaged 22.3 points as a senior....The lanky 6-foot-7 guard shot a remarkable .547 from the field over his four-year career, including .439 from three-point range.
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