It's ok to admit you had no idea what they alleged happened and just sit this one out.
Again, even if it doesn't amount to criminal liability the act of providing a murderer with a murder weapon should at least get you some time on the bench. But hey, important stuff like a national championship is on the line so whatever, right?
He was just in the wrong place at the wrong time at 1:45am bringing a gun to someone.
We're not talking the Alabama woods. We're talking guy's cruising the strip in a college town after midnight and his teammate calls to bring his gun! Not only did he bring the gun, he also drove them around.Did he know what the gun would be used for.
If you're roommate asked you to bring him his hunting rifle, and then later your roommate used that hunting rifle, would you be criminally responsible?
I'm sure the victim, may she rest in peace, fully supports those involved catching hell for it. Her family probably does too.The fact that Oats has been admonishing schools (Missouri here) about students heckling the players about it, saying,
"If people want to be ignorant and say things that are completely out of line ... this isn't a case where somebody got in some light trouble," Oats said Friday. "These are serious matters. There is a 5-year-old that doesn't have a mother anymore. This is not, to me, something students should be joking about. If somebody does happen to say something, I told our guys 'You've got to be strong enough, tough enough, to just say we're here to play basketball.'"
Meanwhile, he knew (or at least likely knew) full well what the actual facts were is incredibly ****** and damning. I'd be flat out irate if I were an Alabama fan at this point, and would have been weeks ago. This reeks of a desire to be 'good' at basketball and allowing an accomplice to a murder to continue to play on your basketball team. Sick. The NCAA should throw the hammer down on Alabama if their Athletic Department won't have the guts to do it themselves.
Nate Oats on Missouri students reacting to Darius Miles murder charge: 'They got him out of there'
Alabama basketball defeated Missouri 85-64 on the road Saturday. Here's what Nate Oats said about the student section at Mizzou Arena.www.tuscaloosanews.com
It's a form of accountability if the university itself won't have the balls to do it. Hold their feet to the fire.I'm sure the victim, may she rest in peace, fully supports those involved catching hell for it. Her family probably does too.
Yeah, this falls along the lines- Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk!! Miller definitely had the choice to say no gun!If your friend called you from a club at 1:00am and asked you to bring him his rifle and give it to him outside the club, would you?
Hasn't he been known to be a POS for awhile now? To reach his level of success often comes with being selfish or narcissistic.The fact that Oats has been admonishing schools (Missouri here) about students heckling the players about it, saying,
"If people want to be ignorant and say things that are completely out of line ... this isn't a case where somebody got in some light trouble," Oats said Friday. "These are serious matters. There is a 5-year-old that doesn't have a mother anymore. This is not, to me, something students should be joking about. If somebody does happen to say something, I told our guys 'You've got to be strong enough, tough enough, to just say we're here to play basketball.'"
Meanwhile, he knew (or at least likely knew) full well what the actual facts were is incredibly ****** and damning. I'd be flat out irate if I were an Alabama fan at this point, and would have been weeks ago. This reeks of a desire to be 'good' at basketball and allowing an accomplice to a murder to continue to play on your basketball team. Sick. The NCAA should throw the hammer down on Alabama if their Athletic Department won't have the guts to do it themselves.
Nate Oats on Missouri students reacting to Darius Miles murder charge: 'They got him out of there'
Alabama basketball defeated Missouri 85-64 on the road Saturday. Here's what Nate Oats said about the student section at Mizzou Arena.www.tuscaloosanews.com
Hasn't he been known to be a POS for awhile now? To reach his level of success often comes with being selfish or narcissistic.