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Milliner is holding scholarship offers from both in-state SEC schools. He will rank as the top in-state cornerback.
'Alabama has a great program,' Milliner stated. 'Nick Saban has really turned it around in the short time he has been there. He is a winning coach. It seems like there is a new five or four-star player each day wanting to play at Alabama. Alabama is a very young team. They played 16 freshmen this year and did so good.'
ESPNU 150 Watch List athlete Demarcus Milliner told affiliate Web site AuburnUndercover.com that he's not leaning toward Alabama and is in no hurry to commit.
"They say that (Alabama's leading) because I've been there the most and haven't really visited anywhere else. But I'm really not leaning toward anyone right now. I don't want to make a decision too early and then regret it. It could be the fall or signing day when I announce. I'm not in a big rush."
Programs such as Clemson, Tennessee, Stanford, South Carolina and Oklahoma have also offered the versatile junior.
Last fall, he rushed for 438 yards and seven touchdowns, caught eight passes for 147 yards and one score, intercepted seven passes including two returned for touchdowns, and returned four kicks for scores as well.
'10 AL CB Demarcus Milliner (Alabama Verbal)
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