Bryan Station junior offensive tackle Darrian Miller has committed to play college football at Kentucky.

Miller called UK assistant Chuck Smith on Sunday night to tell him he wanted to join the Cats for the 2011 season.

"I've been talking to (UK) for a while and decided to go ahead and commit," said Miller, who also was being recruited by Alabama.

The 6-foot-5, 265-pound Miller was a first-team All-City selection this year after helping Bryan Station go 9-3, its best record in 10 years.

Defenders Coach Oliver Lucas said Miller is a "big-time player who could've gone anywhere.

"But he can't go wrong with UK. He gets to stay home and play, and that's good for him and for UK."

Lucas said Miller could play on the offensive or defensive line in college.

"He's got great feet and great tenacity," Lucas said. "He's got one motor, and that's go-go-go. He doesn't take any plays off, and he blocks everyone twice."

Miller, who has started for Bryan Station since he was a freshman, said UK recruited him as an offensive lineman, but he thinks he could end up playing defensive end.