Oliver Miller, a former NBA center and Arkansas Razorbacks legend, passed away at 54. Known as 'The Big O,' he was vital in Arkansas' 1990 Final Four run and enjoyed a nine-year NBA career. His contributions were acknowledged by former teams and fans alike.
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