Brandon Miller

Saban put those rumors to bed on Wednesday as he visited the Alabama Crimson Tide basketball team at the end of practice before the team leaves for the Sweet 16 in Louisville.

Don Hartley: "But instead of reveling in the aura of the winningest season in Alabama Men’s Basketball history, [Miller] is hounded by one night’s lack of good judgement."

The saga following the Wednesday New York Times report continues even as Bama is just hours from tip off in the NCAA Tournament.

Kai Spears's father has made a statement after Wednesday's New York Times report.

The New York Times is reporting that the unnamed passenger in Brandon Miller's car on January 15th was another Tide basketball player.

Maybe if it weren't for the likes of Clay Travis and Joseph Goodman, people wouldn't be emboldened enough to make these threats.

Alabama will take on the winner of No. 2 seed Texas A&M and No. 6. Vanderbilt on Sunday at 12 p.m. CT for the SEC Championship. The Crimson Tide defeated the Commodores in both regular season matchups this season but fell to the Aggies in the regular season finale.

When asked if anyone had advised him to withdraw from school and prepare for the NBA Draft when his name came up in court, Miller did not outright deny that happening.

Miller next plays basketball at noon on March 10, and it is must-watch television every time he graces the court.

The Crimson Tide finishes its historic regular season 26-5 and with a conference record of 16-2. Alabama will enter the SEC Tournament next week with the No. 1 overall seed and will play its first game on Friday at Noon CT.