College Basketball Star Allegedly Delivered Gun in Shooting

You never hear anything like this at a college basketball game. The shocking chant, lock him up. And this chance of guilty. The targets of the verbal assault is the star basketball player, Brandon Miller, number 24 of the University of Alabama. And the number one freshman in America, that is Brandon Miller. Miller now finds himself at the center of a firestorm for his alleged role in the fatal shooting of a young mom. When he's passed the ball, you can hear booze.

It's been a chorus of booze every time he's touched the ball since the opening tip. Somehow Miller was able to ignore the noise and score a career high of 41 points. Miller takes it strong and drops the hammer. He even made the game winning basket with 0.9 seconds left in overtime. Miller with the left hand. But the shadow that hangs over Miller is all everyone's talking about.

Two of his former teammates have been charged in the murder of 23-year-old Jamia Harris outside a nightclub in January. She was the mother of a five-year-old son. A ring camera caught the sound of gunshots that night. In a hearing on Tuesday, it was established that one of the suspects left the murder weapon in Miller's car and text messaged Miller to bring it to him. Miller is fully cooperating with authorities and no charges have been filed against him. He made a really poor decision and that decision at least contributed in some way to the death of a young woman. If he were a lesser player, I don't think he would be playing right now.

In a statement, Miller, who is expected to go pro at the end of the season, said he never touched the gun and did not know any illegal activity would happen with the firearm.

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