Miles Daniels Dies at 71

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Early Life and Education

Miles Christian Daniels has proven his worth as a veteran journalist by penning news and feature articles for multiple publications such as Virginian-Pilot. Additionally, he served for decades as television and video production executive before moving onto corporate communications at Twiddy & Company of North Carolina on its Outer Banks location.

Miles Daniels rose to fame through the 1979 hit ‘The Devil Went Down to Georgia,’ for which he won a Grammy Award. Additionally, he played basketball professionally for both Indiana Pacers and Minnesota Muskies of the American Basketball Association, earning four jerseys that would later be retired by them both – his father was an ordained minister who fostered an environment which fostered spiritual development for both boys.

Professional Career

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He and his wife also support arts and charitable organizations within the community, with him serving on boards for Currituck County Chamber of Commerce and Homes of Hope India.

Experienced journalist, video and television producer and communications executive; his work has appeared in publications like Virginian-Pilot and Raleigh News and Observer.

Achievement and Honors

Miles Daniels was known for being a towering figure on campus and loyal friend, according to his teammates. Unfortunately, on Friday he passed away at age 71 in Sheridan near Indianapolis.

Daniels made waves both on and off the field during 2022. He earned preseason All-Big 12 honors from Athlon Sports and Phil Steele and twice won Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week honors.

He earned numerous accolades, such as Walter Camp National FBS Player of the Year Award and Big 12 Offensive Player of the Month two times, in addition to being named an AutoZone Liberty Bowl All-American. Additionally, his film career includes work on Monster’s Ball which won Cannes Lions and Clio Awards as well as directed content for Squarespace and AT&T.

Personal Life

Miles Daniels has over two decades of professional journalism, video production, and communications executive experience. His articles have appeared in over 100 publications such as the San Francisco Chronicle, Seattle Times, Raleigh’s News and Observer and Atlanta-Journal Constitution. Additionally, he is a published author as well as serving as Head of Corporate Communications for Twiddy & Company.

Sports enthusiast, he enjoys watching Manchester United, Vancouver Canucks and Seattle Sounders FC as well as surfing and scuba diving. An active philanthropist who has donated to Currituck Chamber of Commerce, Homes of Hope India and Dare County Arts Council. In terms of personal life – prefers keeping work separate from life at home

Net Worth

Miles Bridges has proven himself an adept entertainer and successful businessperson in both areas, having amassed an immense fortune through both work and financial success.

He boasts an estimated net worth of $12 Million and has become an influential name in the sports industry. Additionally, he signed an important contract with his professional basketball team.

Lee Daniels also makes money through acting and producing movies such as Monster’s Ball, The Woodsman, Shadowboxer, Tennessee and Precious (based on Push by Sapphire). Furthermore he is an acclaimed journalist, video and television producer as well as communications executive with years of experience.