The article links to broader context on Cincinnati’s firing and Charlotte’s coaching search for readers seeking additional background.

Charlotte has hired a North Carolina–rooted basketball coach, replacing Aaron Fearne as part of a broader push to energize the program and build a championship culture focused on student-athlete development.

Details on Miller’s Cincinnati contract terms, such as salary and contract length, were not disclosed in the available excerpt.

The new hire is Miller, who brings extensive North Carolina ties and a reputation for defensive excellence and recruiting strength from his five years at Cincinnati and a decade at UNC Greensboro.

Cincinnati announced a separation agreement and indicated financial terms were not disclosed as part of Miller’s departure; the Bearcats are conducting a national coaching search.

The report includes a brief photo caption and notes related sports items dated around March 2026.

Some reporting suggested a decision on the hire could come by early in the week, with ongoing coverage confirming the timeline.

Miller will be formally introduced at an introductory press conference in Charlotte on Wednesday, with the official transition contingent on his buyout from Cincinnati becoming final on April 1, 2026.

The buyout becomes official after a separation agreement dated March 20, 2026, with Miller’s start in Charlotte anticipated after April 1.

Local NIL-focused funding, supported by billionaire Ric Elias and the Foundation for the Carolinas, is highlighted as backing for attracting top coaching talent.

External involvement in the search is noted, with Red Ventures CEO Ric Elias participating in the process.

Cincinnati meanwhile is conducting its own coaching search, with potential candidates discussed in regional coverage as part of the wider narrative.