Sam Miller, a junior forward for the Dayton Flyers, was allegedly involved a cascading series of incidents this weekend, first at a local bar, then outside of said bar, and finally in a county jailhouse. As the Dayton Daily News first reported, Miller’s troubles started early Sunday morning at Caddy’s Taphouse in Beavercreek, Ohio. (Per the top Yelp review: “This place is a half step up from your chain sports bars.”)




After a bartender told Miller he had been cut off, he allegedly “knocked all the glasses off the bar and pushed her,” according to a police report. Security personnel tossed Miller from the bar, and police were called after Miller allegedly pushed the security officer and had to be restrained. When the cops showed up, he allegedly resisted their attempts to put him in a car and kicked a car door.

Miller was charged with disorderly conduct and underage consumption (he’s 20), then taken to Greene County Jail. This was not the end of Miller’s big night. A jailhouse video shows Miller getting into a scuffle with another inmate while tromping around the holding cell in his underwear with his pants puddled around his right foot. According to the report, Miller took a piss in the cell then went and slapped his cellmate after he complained about sharing the cell with a piss-doer. Video shows that it did not end well for Miller, who was charged with misdemeanor assault.


At a court hearing yesterday, Miller pleaded not guilty.

The University of Dayton acknowledged his arrest but did not offer any comment:

The University of Dayton is aware of an incident, but cannot discuss individual student matters because of federal privacy laws. With all student conduct matters, the University responds in accordance with the University’s Student Code of Conduct and other applicable standards.


[Dayton Daily News]