Austin Peay State University Athletics

Looking Ahead to 2009-10: Expected to continue battle for starting point-guard duties...local product  brings unselfish demeanor to court...possesses terrific court vision with great decision-making capabilities...possesses strong fundamentals...owns  great ability to get to the basket...also has improved steadily his perimeter game...spent summer improving strength and stamina...also has used added strength to improve defensive abilities.

As a sophomore in 2009-10: Moved in and out of the starting lineup at point guard during season as the Govs attempted to find consistency and stability at position...scored 11 points on 4-of-7 field goals at Tennessee...set then career-high with 14 points at Akron, including a pair of free throws with 16 seconds left to extend the Govs lead...followed it up with 11 points, including pair of three pointers, to go with five assists against IUPUI in first Daytona game of Glenn Wilkes Classic...failed to score in start against North Carolina State and then came off bench in win against Niagara...posted season-highs in assists (six) and rebounds (rebounds) vs. Freed-Hardeman...played 24 off-the-bench minutes  against Eastern Illinois, scoring seven points and dishing out four assists...scored team-high 11 points on 4-of-5 field-goal shooting vs. Marian (Ind.)...finished with seven points against Evansville, but hit 3-of-4 key free throws in the game’s final 20 seconds...gained first start since season’s fourth game against Tennessee State...finished with 10 points on 5-of-5 shooting...also had four assists and career-tying best three steals...scored career-high 16 points on 5-of-5 shooting at Tennessee Tech, making him 10-of-10 from floor over two-game stretch...also added a career-high tying three steals for second straight game....hit 3-of-7 field goals to see his streak end at 11 straight FGM and finished with seven points to go with a season-high tying six assists at Jacksonville State...scored six points and had five assists against Eastern Kentucky, including 4-of-4 free throws...struggled against Morehead State, posting a season-high six turnovers...scored seven points and had five assists at Murray State...struggled to get into flow at Tennessee State, playing 25 minutes, scoring three points and with two assists and two rebounds...was perfect from the floor in all aspects making 3-for-3 field goals, including one three pointer, and 4-for-4 free-throws for 11 points against Jacksonville State, his first double-digit game since scoring 16 at Tennessee Tech, Jan. 21...came off bench against Tennessee Tech after making nine straight starts...returned to starting lineup against Oral Roberts and responded with 13 points and three assists...scored in double figures for second straight game, with 10 points at EIU...scored five points in 13 minutes at SEMO...tallied eight points in OVC tourney loss to Tennessee Tech.

As a freshman in 2008-09: Experienced typical freshman inconsistencies in 2008-09...played in all 33 games, starting 10 times...improved steadily as season progressed...after producing 30 assists and 26 turnovers while playing 209 minutes in the first 15 games, accounted for 54 assists and just 14 turnovers in the final 18 games, playing 315 minutes...during one late-season stretch, committed zero turnovers in four straight games and just one in six games...after going scoreless in career-opening game at Evansville, bounced back to score eight points in come-from-behind win at Belmont...scored nine points in Govs win against Lambuth...in first career start came at Georgia Southern, played 24 minutes, tallying six points and three assists...after trip to Arkansas, started three games...in third career start, produced first double-figure scoring game with 10 points and five assists against Oakland City...after starting Morehead State game in early January, returned to off-the-bench role...enjoyed coming out party at Tennessee State, finishing with a career high 11 points, going five-of-six at line, in 25 minutes...tallied five assists and zero turnovers in home win against Tennessee Tech...offered quality minutes at Morehead State, finishing with nine points, including five-of six at the free-throw line....made it back-to-back nine-point efforts with  four-of-six shooting performance against UT Martin...also had team-high five assists...earned start in next game against Murray State, playing season-high 35 minutes while finishing with eight points, three assists and zero turnovers....in next start at Tennessee Tech, again played 35 minutes, posting career highs in assists (9), rebounds (5) and steals (3) without a turnover...after struggling some in three straight starts, returned to reserve role...in first game back as a reserve, came off bench to score seven points and dish out two assists against Eastern Illinois before scoring six points in regular-season finale against SEMO...saw limited action in OVC tournament but started CollegeInsider.com contest at Bradley...in 30 minutes dished out eight assists, his second highest total.

In high school:  Played guard for Ted Young at Clarksville High School...Class AAA Mr. Basketball Finalist led Wildcats to state tournament for second straight season...averaged 19.0 points, 5.4 rebounds and 4.8 assists per game as senior...scored game-high 19 points in 51-50 loss to eventual state champ Ridgeway in 2008 state quarterfinals...earned second straight Class AAA All-State Tournament honor....selected first-team All-State for second straight season as well as third straight Tennessean All-Midstate honors...nominated for McDonald's All-America team...three-time Leaf-Chronicle Player of the Year...two-time District 10-AAA MVP...was four-time all-district selection as well as three-time All-Region pick...scored more than 2,000 career points and left Clarksville High as its career assist leader...as junior, averaged 18.7 points,  5.8 assists, 4.6 rebounds and 2.2 steals per game while shooting 53.6 percent from the floor...led Clarksville High to state title game...scored five points in the final four seconds to send game into second overtime...scored 22 of his 26 points that night in the fourth quarter and overtime periods... as sophomore average 15.0 points per game to earn District MVP honors...started as freshman and earned both all-district and All-Leaf-Chronicle.

Personal:  Business management major…past member of Athletics Director's Honor Roll...recipient of Hope Scholarship...son of Vivian Miller and Tyrone Caldwell, Sr... born Oct. 2, 1989… age 21.