New York times story on the Alabama basketball murder case

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Kai Spears is still on the team also.

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Was he the dipshit patting down Miller during the pre game introductions?

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Alabama athletics has since issued the following statement to the New York Times: “Your story is inaccurate. Based on the information we have, there were no current student-athletes present at the scene other than Brandon Miller and Jaden Bradley, who are both fully cooperating witnesses. From the outset, UA Athletics has fully cooperated with law enforcement and supported their investigation.”

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WildcatMike
Baw, the media is going to intensify the story as the tournament goes on and this is going to be a major distraction.

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The Brandon Miller Situation Is Completely Grotesque

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Players are routinely suspended from games when they are involved in an ongoing investigation; heck, they are often kept out just for a vague “violation of team rules.” At the very least, sitting Miller in the days after his involvement in a fatal shooting would seem to be warranted. But not only did Alabama not do that, Tide coach Nate Oats said — as little Kaine entered the second month of his life without his mother — that he “can’t control everything everybody does outside of practice,” and that Miller was “not in any trouble,” and was simply in the “wrong spot at the wrong time.” The university then shut down further inquiries and allowed Miller to keep playing. The school has said he’s a “cooperative witness” in the murder investigation, and Miller told reporters, “I never lose sight of the fact that a family has lost one of their loved ones that night.”

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Bama bout to sue somebody.

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