“After what this coach said, for us as a family, this season is stained in the blood of Jamea Harris and it’s not ever washing out,' Kelvin Heard, Jamea Harris' stepfather, tells columnist JoeGoodmanJr. 'Coach Oats crossed the line [Tuesday].'
because of his involvement in Harris’ death. Miller isn’t being charged with anything by the Tuscaloosa district attorney, but to say he’s faultless in Harris’ death, based on the police testimony, doesn’t square. Oats said on Tuesday that Miller was at the “wrong spot at the wrong time” and that Miller “did nothing wrong.”
“There was only one person in the wrong place at the wrong time and it was Jamea,” Heard said. “When I heard him say that my heart hit the floor. His words cut so deep. It’s just downright disrespectful.” Before the game on Wednesday, Alabama athletics director Greg Byrne said in a podcast with ESPN’s Rece Davis that the call to allow Miller to playSo, in other words, the very bad decision to play Miller even after Tuesday’s police testimony apparently went all the way to the top at Alabama, according to Byrne.
“Brandon Miller is knee deep in this situation no matter how they want to spin this,” Heard said. “We trust the D.A. and the work that they’re doing.” “This season is stained in Jamea’s blood,” Heard said. “After what this coach said, for us as a family, this season is stained in the blood of Jamea Harris and it’s not ever washing out. Coach Oats crossed the line [Tuesday]. He said they prayed at practice. They weren’t praying for Jamea. They were praying for their own players.”
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