(CNN)University of Alabama freshman Brandon Miller has spoken for the first time since the fatal campus shooting in January which the school says he is a "cooperative witness" in.
"I never lose sight of the fact that a family has lost one of their loved ones that night," Miller told reporters at a press conference Wednesday. "This whole situation is just really heartbreaking but respectfully, that's all I'm going to be able to say on that."
Law enforcement continues to investigate last month's campus shooting death of Jamea Jonae Harris.
A law enforcement officer testified that former Alabama player Darius Miles, who was arrested for his alleged involvement in a shooting that killed Harris last month, had texted Miller to bring Miles' gun to the scene where the shooting happened, according to CNN affiliate WBMA.
Miller is not charged with any crime. CNN has reached out to Miller for comment.
The Alabama athletic department said in February that Miller is "not considered a suspect ... only a cooperative witness" in the murder case.
Since being allowed to return to the court, Miller has faced boos and jeers from opposing fans, something he says he has noticed.
"We hear the chants. I feel like we just really lean on each other to go to places like that and pull out tough wins," he explained.