College football was the only part of Nick Miller's calendar that ever came fully into focus.
He bought Indiana at the right number in NCAAF and collected 94 from the position. The card paid 216.5, and Miller tied for 35th despite empty Nebraska and Duke shares. The CFP was his next-best work: Georgia reached the final, the title number missed, and Miller still took a tied 81st.
Outside those two college boards, 141st in Survivor was the ceiling. March disappeared at 230th and the NBA board fell to 204th; the World Cup, hockey, and the majors all finished 166th or worse. That cold spread cost eight places. At 981.5 points and 207th, Miller had a real specialization that never traveled.