Ohio State senior quarterback Braxton Miller is set for shoulder surgery Tuesday, according to the Columbus Dispatch.
Miller, a Heisman candidate and back-to-back Big Ten Player of the Year, suffered a torn labrum in his throwing shoulder during practice Monday. He will miss the 2014 season.
The procedure will be performed by famed sports surgeon Dr. James Andrews in Pensacola, Fla., according to the Dispatch.
Miller had surgery in February on the same shoulder to repair damage sustained against Clemson in the Orange Bowl. Miller said he plans to return to Ohio State in 2015 through a released statement Tuesday.
