re: Alabama fans are disgusting

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Hey there, Bodie/Karen

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Didn’t you argue earlier that AJ Mccarons uncle being a pedophile was perfectly okay since he wasn’t directly employed by Alabama? Can’t you just leave the kids out of this? Stop being a creep

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been crying for WEEKS about Brandon Miller.

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Harris's son will be crying for years

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Harris's daughter will be crying for years

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You mean son, right?

Yeah, you really care about the victim, huh?

fricking moron.

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AuburnTigers

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Damn, this melt is going on two weeks. Have you been able to go to work and eat? I'm starting to get concerned.

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4 downvotes already before I added the 5th just now.

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I was the first

"Going to be hard to beat me. I once barked at a cousin's newborn the day after it was born because it was swaddled in an Auburn blanket," NASCAR dawg said on the message board In the late '90s, I barked at a WWI veteran who was 102 but had ruined his dignity by wearing a Florida hat. was not allowed to visit my great aunt again at that nursing home."

Exactly what harvey updike might say.
You related to him?

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How severely are you going to melt if the court finds that Miles' friend Davis used Miles gun in self defense?

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He told Miller to bring the gun to him so he could use it for self defense. Like that sounds right at all.

LINK ]Bfrandon Miller makes first public comments since being named in Miles case (BOL)

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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – For the first time since he was publicly named in the capital murder trial involving former Alabama teammate Darius Miles and Miles’ friend, Michael Davis, star forward Brandon Miller fielded questions from reporters about the night of Jamea Harris’ death.

Miller, who is a cooperating witness and not a suspect in the case, was made available to local reporters prior to the Crimson Tide’s trip to Nashville, Tenn., for the 2023 SEC Tournament.

“I never lose sight of the fact that a family has lost one of their loved ones that night,” Miller said Wednesday. “This whole situation is just really heartbreaking. Respectfully, that’s all I’m going to be able to say on that.”

The weapon used to shoot and kill Harris, which belonged to Miles, was retrieved from Miller’s car by Miles, who then gave it to Davis. According to police testimony, Davis then shot Harris, a 23-year-old mother from Birmingham, Ala., in the early morning hours of Sunday, Jan. 15.

Miller’s attorney maintained his client “never touched the gun, was not involved in its exchange to Mr. Davis in any way, and never knew that illegal activity involving the gun would occur.”

Miller has remained an active member of the Alabama men’s basketball program since he was linked to the incident on Feb. 21. The Crimson Tide has played in four games since then, with a pair being on the road, and Miller has heard plenty of unwelcome chants from opponents’ fans, including “lock him up,” but he said he has leaned on his UA teammates through that.

He provided a similar response when asked about criticism over his playing in games and not being punished, stating, “I just lean on my teammates, and we just go places to get wins.”

On the court, Miller has been one of the best players in the country this year, earning individual accolades such as SEC Player and Freshman of the Year from the league coaches and AP and first-team All-American recognition from Sporting News. The freshman is averaging 19.6 points per game this season, and that average spiked to 25.25 ppg over the last four games.

Head coach Nate Oats was asked how Miller has handled himself the last two weeks.

“He’s taken this whole situation very seriously from Day 1,” Oats said Wednesday. “It’s a tough situation for all of us, and it’s just sad, to be honest with you. But I never thought Brandon was flippant with any of it, ever. As far as off the court goes, not necessarily huge changes, but I didn’t think there needed to be any big changes. He’s a great kid.

“We’re all going through a tough situation together, and we’re just trying to lean on each other to get through this.”

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Miller is lucky he wasn't murdered by Harris' gunslinging thug boyfriend.