Alabama basketball player charged with murder- Update Projected lottery pick provided gun

[Braman]

I know a chick goes to TSU law school Thurgood Marshall who got her bachelors from University of Alabama. She a 23 year old bird so this could be a duck but it make more sense to me.I doubt 6 7 dudes crashing out over a girl.

Wow haven’t seen that reported anywhere that’s crazy

Now that I think about it I think someone mentioned dude was a rapper earlier in the thread

This also adds to my confusion/suspicion of them saying the shooting took place at 400 Grace st. That shows up as some apartments off the strip not right on it

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Brandon lucky as fukk but his NBA dreams is over.... Might as well go overseas and ball

 

[Rigby.]

Brandon lucky as fukk but his NBA dreams is over.... Might as well go overseas and ball

Charlotte about to give Miles Bridges the bag still…no way an entire league is passing on a guy with a floor of a top 5 pick if there’s nothing legally restrictive. Maybe if it was the end of Stern’s tenure

 

[CrimsonTider]

Brandon lucky as fukk but his NBA dreams is over.... Might as well go overseas and ball

He will be the 1st college player taken

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Charlotte about to give Miles Bridges the bag still…no way an entire league is passing on a guy with a floor of a top 5 pick if there’s nothing legally restrictive. Maybe if it was the end of Stern’s tenure

We'll see, I've seen dudes get blackballed before...Myles still ain't suit up

 

[CantStop]

Brandon lucky as fukk but his NBA dreams is over.... Might as well go overseas and ball

Nah he’s getting drafted but in todays new media, he will have to answer for this multiple times in interviews and show remorse. He can kiss getting endorsements goodbye though.

 

[Braman]

Brandon lucky as fukk but his NBA dreams is over.... Might as well go overseas and ball

Nah he’ll be straight. His path may not be as clear tho.

IF, big if, it ‘just’ remains a PR thing and he’s not actually charged, this type stuff is easy to fix nowadays. Bc the masses are really only interested in scandal and a ‘gotcha’ moment—-Ie the coach’s response—-and coverups

All a team/he needs to do is get in front of that. Go the therapy route. He could literally drop a statement after the season ‘I’m going to therapy to asses how I can be better, etc’. Once you mention therapy or self assessment the scandal over. It’s staying quiet and the perception of not being accountable/punished that keeps it alive

 

[CrimsonTider]

Nah he’s getting drafted but in todays new media, he will have to answer for this multiple times in interviews and show remorse. He can kiss getting endorsements goodbye though.

His teammate left his gun in Miller’s car. He returned the gun to him

That’s what happened on Millers part. This won’t affect endorsements or draft status

 

[In The Zone '98]

This won’t affect endorsements or draft status

Crimson: Bro, pass my gun
ITZ '98: Why?
Crimson: nikkas is faking
ITZ '98: I got you

 

[CrimsonTider]

Crimson: Bro, pass my gun
ITZ '98: Why?
Crimson: nikkas is faking
ITZ '98: I got you

Is he suppose to say “ no I’m not giving you your property back that you left in my car?”

 

[CantStop]

His teammate left his gun in Miller’s car. He returned the gun to him

That’s what happened on Millers part. This won’t affect endorsements or draft status

it won't affect draft status but it will 100% affect endorsements. endorsements are 100% perception based. whether he played a part or not, the narrative is already out there that he should be held responsible. we've seen it many times before where companies will announce an endorsement deal and the public backlash is so loud that the company backs out

 

[In The Zone '98]

Is he suppose to say “ no I’m not giving you your property back that you left in my car?”

YES!

 

[CrimsonTider]

YES!

Playing the result

Why would he want to be in a possession of a gun that’s not his?

You wouldn’t say this if he got pulled over and the cops found the gun

 

[CrimsonTider]

it won't affect draft status but it will 100% affect endorsements. endorsements are 100% perception based. whether he played a part or not, the narrative is already out there that he should be held responsible. we've seen it many times before where companies will announce an endorsement deal and the public backlash is so loud that the company backs out

I can’t see any real public backlash to this it’s just a bunch of 2nd guessing because everyone knows the tragedy that occurred

 

[Matt504]

Playing the result

Why would he want to be in a possession of a gun that’s not his?

You wouldn’t say this if he got pulled over and the cops found the gun

He must have an answer for why he'd want to be in possession of a gun that's not his (because the gun was in his possession).

If you know your friend wants his gun back because he's about to do some crash dummy shyt, you're supposed to be the responsible party and tell him no. You can return it once cooler heads prevail.