Chris Miller has served as the Head Football Coach at Seminole High School since 2013. In that time, he has led the Warhawks to their first playoff appearance in over a decade. Lifted the number of players in the program from 17-120. Sent dozens of players off to play college football. Coached current Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Brandon Walton. Established youth players and coach’s clinic and coordinated an offense that broke a school record for yardage.
Prior to Seminole, Coach Miller worked for 10 years as a teacher and coach at Admiral Farragut Academy in St. Petersburg Florida. After two seasons as an assistant, Miller was promoted to Head Coach at the age of 22 – the youngest in Florida. Much like Seminole, Admiral Farragut was a fledging program with only a handful of winning seasons under its belt with no playoff victories in more than 80 seasons. Miller re-energized the program by doubling the roster size, changing the uniforms, installing a new offense and defense while establishing a highly organized, structed environment for his players to thrive in.
Over the course of eight seasons as head coach, Miller recorded a 48-34 record, which included three consecutive playoff appearances and a trip to the Florida State Championship game in 2011.
Over the course of his 18-year coaching career, Coach Miller has:
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Coached current LA Charger Rayshawn Jenkins
Coached current Pittsburgh Steeler Brandon Walton
Coached former Chicago Bear Napoleon Maxwell
Send over 60 players off to play college football
Developed 28 county all-stars
Developed 8 All-State players
Coordinated an offense that set school records at 2 high schools
Became the youngest head coach in the state of Florida
Named Coach of the Year by the SFCA (2011)
Became the All-Time wins leader in Admiral Farragut History
Coached in the National Bowl as a WR coach (2018) and Offensive Coordinator (2019)
Miller lives in St. Petersburg, Fla with his wife Sandra and two sons.
