Everything Nate Oats said during Monday's press conference

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Alabama head coach Nate Oats addressed the arrest of ex-Alabama player Darius Miles, who was charged with capital murder on Sunday. Here's everything he said during his Monday press conference.

"I just wanted to start today by offering our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Jamea Jonae Harris. She was a daughter and a mother that was taken way too soon from a senseless act. This is an incredibly sad situation. Our hearts go out to her loved ones, we are keeping them in our thoughts and prayers as they continue to grieve. We came together last night and talked. I thought it was important that we were all here and around to support one another through this situation. But there's a pending investigation, there's nothing I can add that hasn't already been shared. You may have some questions, but there's nothing I can comment on relative to Darius' situation and the investigation. Again, our sympathies to Jamea's family following this unimaginable loss. This is a really difficult situation. We're continuing to support each other as we process this and balance school and basketball. To that end, we regrouped this morning to maintain our routine and some structure in the midst of this situation. We will practice before heading off to Nashville for the Vanderbilt game."

"It's really a tragedy all around, but especially for Jamea and her family. We wish we weren't having to address the situation, but we've got to pull together as a team at this point. We have to really be there for each other."

"They've been good. There was a lot of hugs last night. I mean, everybody understands the situation. Everyone's aware of the services offered on campus and are taking advantage of them through our sports medicine for these types of situations. They're going to need some additional support moving forward too."

"Yeah, I mean, we can't answer anything dealing with the investigation, obviously because it's a pending investigation. (The players) didn't have too many questions. It's really just more of a grieving process. I mean, they understand the severity of the situation with Jamea also understand the severity of the situation with Darius and with both sides dealing with it. It's not something you go through often as a coach, but I mean, we've got the services around the program to help us handle the situation."

"No, as I mentioned earlier, all of us got together last night. It's an ongoing investigation. Our entire remaining team is traveling to Nashville and will be available to play in the game tomorrow."

"I got a call Sunday morning to alert me to what was going on. I immediately called (Alabama athletic director) Greg Byrne and we started putting our plan in place together to handle situations like this."

"He actually went back home to DC to deal with the personal matter that he was out a couple of weeks and he had the ankle injury it was kind of ongoing. He's had multiple issues they were all completely unrelated to this incident Sunday morning."

"I think everybody listens a little closer after an incident like this. We've had speakers come in and talk to the team about off-floor conduct and we'll continue to do that and are continuing to do that now. It seems to listen a little closer and during moments like this."

"I've got three daughters went through my mind and how easily it could have been one of mine. Tough situation. Talking to Darius' mother multiple times yesterday, a very hard situation on both accounts. Just continue to pray for Jamea and her family. I didn't know them, but they're certainly our thoughts and prayers and continuing to pray for Darius' situation. It's an unfortunate incident that I wish we weren't having to deal with today."