Darius Miles

Former Bama basketball player Darius Miles will remain in the Tuscaloosa County Jail for at least a few more weeks after a judge rescheduled his first court hearing.

News outlets all over have been talking about this case.

The Crimson Tide is in the midst of a historic season on the court, Alabama is ranked No. 4 in the current AP Poll but a tragedy resulting in death overshadows the success the program has had.

The Crimson Tide is scheduled to take on Vanderbilt on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. CT in Nashville. Oats commented that the entirety of the team that remains will be making the trip to Nashville.

The Alabama forward is sidelined for the remainder of the season with an ankle injury.

Miles knows he has a lot to prove after an up-and-down 2021 campaign, and he seems dead set on doing so.

Alabama defeated Mississippi State at Coleman Coliseum on Wednesday night following an ejection of Nate Oats late in the second half.

Alabama begins a deadly three game stretch tomorrow afternoon at Coleman Coliseum against defending national champs Baylor.

Not only did Alabama suffer a terrible upset loss in Athens 82-76 but the Tide also had two injuries during the game which included sophomore forward Darius Miles, along with senior guard Keon Ellis. Ellis later returned and finished out the rest of the game.

Nate Oats gets another one! Just days after JUCO prospect Keon Ellis committed to the Crimson Tide, Alabama secures the commitment of four-star prospect Darius Miles. Miles a 6-foot-7 small forward out of IMG Academy choose Alabama over Rutgers, Rhode Island and Georgetown.