Alabama's Brandon Miller gets standing ovation before first home game since new revelation in deadly shooting

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While playing in South Carolina, Brandon Miller was hit with "Lock him up" chants amid his link to a deadly shooting in January.

Now that the Alabama Crimson Tide are back home, Miller is being showered with support.

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Brandon Miller, #24 of the Alabama Crimson Tide, flies to the basket for a slam-dunk during the second half against the Florida Gators at Coleman Coliseum on February 8, 2023, in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.  (Brandon Sumrall/Getty Images.)

Upon coming onto the court for warmups before Bama's game against Arkansas, the Crimson Tide student section gave the freshman phenom a standing ovation.

Miller also received an ovation from the full crowd upon warmups.

It's been revealed that Miller transported, although allegedly never handled, the murder weapon to his ex-teammate Darius Miles, who legally owned the gun and gave it to Michael Davis. Miles and Davis have both been charged with capital murder, while police have said there is nothing they can charge Miller with.

"On January 14th, Brandon played in a basketball game in the afternoon and later was asked by Darius Miles for a ride to the Strip area to go to a nightclub," Miller's attorney, Jim Standridge said in a statement, via the Tuscaloosa Patch. "Mr. Miles brought his legal handgun and left it in the backseat of Brandon’s vehicle. Brandon never saw the handgun nor handled it. Further, it is our understanding that the weapon was concealed under some clothing in the backseat of his car."

Brandon Miller, #24 of the Alabama Crimson Tide, after defeating the Auburn Tigers at Neville Arena on February 11, 2023, in Auburn,