Alabama’s coach, Nate Oats, says he will put an end to Brandon Miller’s pregame introduction in the light of a homicide near the university in January
The week’s details cast a different light on Miller’s regular pregame introduction, in which a Tide staffer gives him a pat down. Oats said the introduction will no longer take place.“I think that’s something that’s been going on all year,” Oats said on Saturday, after Alabama’s victory over Arkansas. “I don’t watch our introductions. I’m not involved with them. I’m drawing up plays at that time. Regardless, it’s not appropriate.
Miller hasn’t been accused of or charged with any crime – or missed any playing time. Miller’s attorney said Miller never handled the gun and that it had been left in his back seat. Police also said another Alabama player, guard Jaden Bradley, was at the scene. He started Saturday’s game and did not score.
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
'Be a son': Pat Cummins urged to stay home for rest of India seriesFormer Australian fast bowler Jason Gillespie says Pat Cummins should be afforded time to be with his sick mother and not be asked to return for the fourth Test.
Read more »
Cricket legend calls for Pat Cummins' resignationOne former wicketkeeper is worried the 'burden' of captaincy will lead Pat Cummins to succumb to 'burnout' and believes he should step down and finish his career as a 'tearaway fast bowler'.
Read more »
Italy’s referees punish more dark-skinned footballers than lightResearchers have found a racial bias by match officials in the country’s top league, but say it could be linked to crowd pressure
Read more »
Revealed: the US is averaging one chemical accident every two daysGuardian analysis of data in light of Ohio train derailment shows accidental releases are happening consistently
Read more »
Platforms likely to rely on verification for ‘reliable sources’ amid AI-generated mediaMedia and Comms Advisor Hamish MacLachlan-Lester says social media platforms will likely transition to relying on verification for “reliable sources” as AI-generated media sheds light on the potential for harm. “How are these platforms going to transition into having reliable sources, and what they’re moving towards now is verification,” Mr MacLachlan-Lester told Sky News host Cory Bernardi. “You can see that with what Elon did on Twitter and having the blue tick you pay for.”
Read more »
Revealed: the US is averaging one chemical accident every two daysGuardian analysis of data in light of Ohio train derailment shows accidental releases are happening consistently
Read more »