I don't even know what to say. Faux outrage aside, what happened tonight defies any sort of decency or respect regarding this event. I mean a person died, in part because of a really poor decision you made, and you follow that up by making light of it or a really dumb "joke" or "mockery" or whatever the hell the idea behind that was in front of a national audience? And then Oats to come out and say "I don't know, I think that's been something going on all year. I don't really know. I don't watch our introductions. I'm not involved with them... Regardless it's not appropriate. It's been addressed, and I can assure you it definitely won't happen again this year." Cool, coach. What a stand up job. Weird how you think it's been happening all year and yet you also know you've never seen an introduction or what happens there. Yeah, no one can see through that logic. Well glad you handled it and gave out that stern dad look, then shirked any responsibility whatsoever, hate to see you hurt yourself by trying to give him or yourself even the slightest of slaps on the wrist.
It won't happen, but I do think that the SEC commish should step in and suspend Miller, the walk-on, and Oats for at least the final 2 games of the regular season if the Alabama AD doesn't. And while they have no teeth anymore, I do think the NCAA coming in and giving Alabama basketball a lack of institutional control penalty is something that likely should happen, even though it obviously won't.
It really is hard to fathom that this would be Miller and Alabama's response to the murder. But I do think this answers the question of Oats' and Miller's character: Win at all costs, shirk responsibility and involvement, and in Miller's case, I think this is enough info for me to say that this is not a "good" or "nice" kid. You make a poor decision once, maybe you're a decent guy who made a really bad decision. It happens. You do it twice over the exact same subject in such short proximity, that's no longer poor decisions, that's poor character.