Alabama’s Brandon Miller Wins SEC Player Of Year Despite Connection To Murder Case

Brandon Miller just received top honors in his conference — despite his connection to a murder case — with the Alabama Crimson Tide star being named Player of the Year.

The Southeastern Conference unveiled the winners of the men’s basketball postseason awards on Monday … which are selected by the 14 head coaches.

The Tide forward — who leads the SEC this season with 19.6 points per game — received two of the awards: Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year … weeks after Miller’s name was mentioned in a murder case.

As we previously reported, law enforcement testified that Miller was the one who brought his former teammate, Darius Miles, the gun that killed 23-year-old Jamea Harris. The mother of one was gunned down on Jan. 15 in Tuscaloosa.

Miles’ friend, Michael Davis, is the alleged shooter.

Both Miles and Davis are facing capital murder charges … but Miller isn’t in any trouble with the law or his school.

This, of course, has upset some college hoops fans … who recently chanted “lock him up” at the Bama-South Carolina game last month.

The victim’s parents are also furious the university continued to let him play despite the allegations.

“He took a brief pause and it didn’t stop. It’s like, OK, slap on the wrist and go play ball,” Harris’ mother, DeCarla Cotton, told USA Today.

“They’re worried about his career, but what about this 5-year-old boy (Harris’ son, Kaine). He’s the true victim in all this. He won’t have a mother anymore to influence his growing up and who he’s going to be.”