Dayton Flyers recruits react to departure of Archie Miller

Archie Miller could have picked a better time to leave the Dayton Flyers — not that there would have ever been a perfect time.

Miller's decision to take the head coaching job at Indiana jeopardizes an important five-man recruiting classes that he put together. Athletic director Neil Sullivan said he reached out to the players — McKinley Wright, Jordan Davis, Jordan Pierce, Nahziah Carter and Matej Svoboda — on Saturday but didn't give details about what he told them.