re: A head coach that likes hookers snd a DC that was fired for killing a player

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War Eagle 777 • posts about someone who was kicked out of Alabama, not a coach hired by Auburn

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CNN —

Former University of Alabama basketball player Darius Miles pleaded not guilty Monday to a capital murder charge in connection with a shooting in January, court records show.

A waiver of arraignment filed in the Circuit Court of Tuscaloosa County indicates an attorney for Miles entered the not guilty plea, almost three months after he was arrested for his alleged involvement in the shooting that killed Jamea Jonae Harris, 23, near the University of Alabama campus in mid-January.


Prosecutors have accused Miles of aiding and abetting his co-defendant, who they say fired the shot that killed Harris, who police found in the early morning hours of January 15.
Jamea Jonae Harris, 23, was shot and killed early Sunday while visiting her cousin at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, her mother DeCarla Cotton told CNN. University of Alabama basketball player Darius Miles has been arrested and charged with murder in connection to the shooting.

University of Alabama basketball player provided gun for shooting, court document says

Witnesses said Miles gave the shooter the weapon, according to depositions from a Tuscaloosa County Sheriff’s Office investigator, which also said Miles admitted to providing the shooter with the handgun immediately prior to the shooting.

In February, a judge ordered both Miles and his co-defendant, Michael Lynn Davis, held without bond.

Miles, who was removed from the basketball team after the university learned of the charge, was a junior at the university, according to an archived version of the men’s basketball team roster. He was in the midst of playing his third season as a forward for the Alabama Crimson Tide, the archived page shows.

The team’s star player, Brandon Miller – slated to be picked near the top of June’s NBA draft – was a “cooperative witness” and “not considered a suspect” in the case, according to the Alabama athletic department.

Notice that he was kicked off the team AFTER the murder. So he was a player not a former player at the time.

Truth is such an inconvenient thing