Miller being introduced in Tuscaloosa today..........
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It’s one of the more tone deaf things I’ve seen. Bama is basically trolling everyone over this and their fans are embracing it. They seem to have no regards for the woman who was murdered.
Brandon Miller is a great basketball player, but he may be one of the dumbest human beings on the planet. To do that introduction after what has happened this week is completely idiotic. Apparently he’s been doing that all year but still, you can’t keep doing it after being involved in a murder.
Unfortunately nothing will come of any of this and that kid will go on to make more money in the NBA than we will see in a lifetime (he’s projected to be a top 3 pick). Backwards society
Bama thinks they’re invincible
Bama thinks they’re invincible
Agree, but why has he been doing it all year? Is he trying to play up being a thug?
I have no idea but I’m guessing it is some rap thing. Like the “Get the Gat” dance LSU did the year they won the football Natty.
Is that pat down to prepare him for jail? Oh, never mind what was I thinking.
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But to not know that's cruel to the deceased family... I mean, it's a circus over there
?????? The soulless-ness starts there. Offensive flag, hell naw. Somebody dead, weeeellllll, let’s see the system work first.
LMAO and WTF at the same time for me. Just think though if it were your family member killed. Just Danm.
Just because you can doesn't mean you should. Sometimes it's best to just shut the 17 up.
O/U on this guy going to jail for something unrelated? 1.5 years is what I'd set it at.
O/U on this guy going to jail for something unrelated? 1.5 years is what I'd set it at.
Sometimes college sports sickens me. This is one of those times. In pro sports at least you have a commissioner who can somewhat police it. But there’s no one in college sports who doesn’t have a vested interest.
Refs in the NCAA tourney can give them a quick exit. Might see that
So, the murder happened 5 weeks ago. Regardless of whether Miller committed a crime, he was present for a murder. His car allegedly got bullet holes in it. He is an important witness.
Personally, if I was in that situation, basketball would not even be on my mind. I would have sat out a couple of games at least while I dealt with the matter. He just kept playing and apparently kept doing that pat down intro.
From Alabama's perspective, though, they already decided to let him play 5 weeks ago. They had to be aware he was involved, but they were satisfied his actions did not warrant a suspension. They shouldn't suspend him now just because it became public. If they get new information that incriminates Miller, then reconsider.
Personally, if I was in that situation, basketball would not even be on my mind. I would have sat out a couple of games at least while I dealt with the matter. He just kept playing and apparently kept doing that pat down intro.
From Alabama's perspective, though, they already decided to let him play 5 weeks ago. They had to be aware he was involved, but they were satisfied his actions did not warrant a suspension. They shouldn't suspend him now just because it became public. If they get new information that incriminates Miller, then reconsider.
The “norm” in certain parts of todays USA. Watch that broad brush.
A black woman was murdered with a specific gun. That happens quite a bit. Black Lives Matter only when certain perpetrators are involved and a narrative can be advanced. Otherwise, Black Lives Don't Matter more than Alabama basketball.
So what? Does no one on the team or the coaches seem to understand the gravity of the situation?
It reminds me of when Jameis Winston was at Florida State and being investigated for rape charges.
While the investigation was still active, he stood up on a table in the student union and yelled "17 her right in the *****!" The phrase came from a doctored youtube video going around, but the sheer fact that this guy couldn't comprehend the tone of the entire situation was alarming. It's sad that we have gotten to a point where elite athletes think they are completely above the law, but in today's societal climate it seems they are.
It'll take a LeBron tweet, or something from that lawyer Crump or maybe Kamala can make a statement and get Bama to do something. After all, she went to the funeral for the guy murdered in Memphis. Surely that means she's concerned about all murders of black Americans, right? Or is she Indian American this week and it's fundraising week with the Patels? She's pretty smooth at code switching. Anyway, until there's national criticism from the usual crowd, Coach Nate can feel his oats and just express deep regret over player introductions. He said that will not happen again and I for one believe him. Not sure if he said whether he'll make sure none of his players ever murder a woman or be accomplices to one, something that could jeopardize their standing on the team. But that intro performance is over. Thank God he's a coach with moral standards. I'm an innocent until proven guilty guy, but Bama is behaving poorly. The woman's grieving family and friends must know that.
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