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Judge Extends Order Allowing Charles Bediako To Play For Alabama
- Judge James H. Roberts Jr. extended the temporary restraining order, keeping Bediako eligible to play during the delay of the Tuesday hearing.
- Citing weather that affected Tennessee, the court noted Taylor Askew, attorney for the NCAA, could not attend the Tuesday hearing, prompting parties to agree on extending the TRO at a virtual status conference Monday.
- Charles Bediako returned to the lineup this past weekend and recorded 13 points, three rebounds, two steals and two blocks in 25 minutes after spending three seasons in the G League.
- With the hearing delayed, the Crimson Tide can count on Bediako for upcoming matchups including Jan. 27 and Feb. 1 as no new hearing date was set, and coach Nate Oats said Bediako will continue playing.
- Last week, Charles Bediako sued the NCAA seeking reinstatement and a preliminary injunction, Judge James H. Roberts Jr. granted a TRO Tuesday restoring eligibility, and the hearing will be reset later.
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Alabama's Charles Bediako will play again after a judge postpones a hearing in his eligibility case
Alabama center Charles Bediako will play Tuesday against Missouri after a judge extended a temporary restraining order in his eligibility case against the NCAA.
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Winter Storm Sides With Alabama: Weather Extends Charles Bediako’s TRO By 10 Days In Fight Against NCAA
Well, the winter weather that has affected millions of people across the country is now the cause for Alabama's Charles Bediako being granted an additional ten days on his TRO against the NCAA. After filing a lawsuit pertaining to his eligibility last week in a Tuscaloosa court, Bediako was granted a 10-day temporary restraining order in the case, which allowed him to play against Tennessee this past weekend, scoring 13 points in the loss. The o…
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