Brandon Miller ‘is entering the 2023 NBA Draft’

University of Alabama star Brandon Miller will reportedly be available in the 2023 NBA draft this summer.

Miller, 20, had a stellar season for the Crimson Tide, averaging 18.8 points per game.

And now the highly-rated freshman forward has stated his intention to be in the draft in June and is said to be fighting for second overall behind Victor Wembanyama ESPN.

G-League star Scoot Henderson was set to become No. 2 but Miller is now in contention.

Last week, Miller was named National Freshman Player of the Year by the US Basketball Writers Association, becoming the first Alabama player to take home the award since its inception in 1989.

University of Alabama star Brandon Miller (left) will reportedly be available in the 2023 NBA draft. The forward is battling for second overall behind Victor Wembanyama (right).

The 20-year-old has impressed for the Crimson Tide, averaging 18.8 points per game

A standout player on one of the nation’s standout teams, Miller led the SEC with 19.6 points per game (including the conference tournament) and also had 8.3 rebounds.

That score mark — scored from depth at an efficient 40.1 percent — was the best of any freshman in the country.

Miller’s Freshman of the Year honors come after he received a number of other honors, including AP First-Team All-American and First-Team All-SEC designations.

The 6-foot-9 forward has also been named SEC Player of the Year and Lute Olson National Player of the Year finalist, among other awards.

However, Miller has been shrouded in controversy in recent weeks.

Miller has been linked to the fatal shooting of mother Jamea Jonae Harris, 23 – for which his former teammate Darius Miles has been charged with murder.

Miller was at the scene of the shooting and was not charged, but police have said in court documents that Miles texted Miller to get him his gun. Authorities said Miller was a cooperating witness and he did not miss any playing time. He received armed security protection during the March Madness tournament.

Miller’s Alabama was knocked out of the tournament in major shock when San Diego State defeated No. 1 71-64 to secure a spot in the Elite Eight for the first time in school history.

Miller endured a nightmare night out in Louisville, Kentucky, leaving the field with a dismal 3-19 and scoring just nine points.

Shrouded in controversy, Miller suffered a nightmare night out in the Sweet 16 game