The Defensive Player of the Year caught some MAC basketball court side on Friday night. Cleveland Browns‘ superstar Myles Garrett was getting shots of the undefeated Miami RedHawks at Millet Hall. Garrett is one of the best sports photographers. Earlier this month, Garrett was at the Winter Olympics to support girlfriend Chloe Kim, one of the greatest snowboarders ever. Garrett and his trusted camera witnessed Kim win the Silver medal in the halfpipe.
Garrett returned to Ohio and traveled down to Oxford to catch his first love. Garrett wanted to be a professional basketball player like his older brother Sean Williams. As state courts have battered the NCAA into a state of lawlessness, I’m sure there’s a judge in Ohio who would happily grant Garrett a temporary restraining order to play college basketball.
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— Miami Men’s Basketball (@MiamiOH_BBall) February 21, 2026
Until that day, Garrett will just have to watch the game as a fan. He saw the RedHawks trample over the Bowling Green Falcons 91-77. Their 27-0 record is the best in university history. They’re four wins away from completing a perfect regular season. The team’s composed primarily of upperclassmen. They share the ball and find the open shot. They’re one of the best three-point shooting teams in the country. Miami’s gearing up for a run in March. If they can stay perfect until then, they’ll have the entire nation watching them.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Browns’ Myles Garrett sits courtside at Miami RedHawks basketball game
