BYU freshman McKenna Miller started at the outside for BYU in every single set in the Cougars' 6-0 2016 season.

The Murrieta, California, native leads the team in kills with 104, and this weekend at Ohio State, she put away a career-high 31 kills, which ranks second-most all-time in the BYU rally-scoring era. Her 76 attempts in the five-set (19-25, 24-26, 25-14, 25-20, 15-9) victory tied the BYU record for most all-time in the rally-scoring era.

Replacing All-American outside hitter Alexa Gray was the biggest question mark for this year's Cougars. But with Miller terminating at a percentage of .335, it looks like she is well on her way to filling Gray's shoes.

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