Trey Millard loves all the video game references

Just jacked up your hurdling and trucking stats on NCAA to make them more realistic @fat_daddy33 twitter.com/samkat51/statu…

— Sam Katigan (@samkat51) October 14, 2012

Trey Millard loved this tweet.

It made him laugh and grin to talk about how people are changing their video game stats and making him hurdle on NCAA ’13.

His solution for trying to hurdle and juke at the same time is to just try hitting two buttons together on your game controller.

But Millard’s skills are the problem. His real-life ability goes beyond what someone can do in a video game and he loves it.

He said he doesn’t really play the game so he’s never tried to make himself juke and hurdle simultaneously and he still doesn’t know how it happened, but he loves all the game references.

“I caught it and there saw a lot of space out in front,” Millard said about his hurdle down the right sideline, “I saw the two guys kind of converging on me. I saw a gap and just tried to make it.”

Millard was also asking if he would be holding tutorials for backs like Damien Williams and Dominique Whaley.

“No,” Millard said with a smile and a chuckle. “Those guys teach me a lot.”