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Not commentary here so much as context on the two situations because I’ve seen a good bit of misinformation:
Charles Bediako played while a temporary restraining order (TRO) was in place. TROs usually are good about two weeks. His was only extended slightly longer because an NCAA attorney couldn’t make the hearing because of weather. Greg Sankey wrote an affidavit opposing Bediako playing prior to Bediako’s hearing. Then Bediako had his hearing, and he was *denied* the preliminary injunction. So he couldn’t play anymore.
Dae'Quan Wright, Zxavian Harris, etc. got their TRO earlier in August then had their hearing last week. Their preliminary injunction was *granted.*
That’s the biggest difference on how the two cases have played out in court.
@sheldawg311@StAntTheGreat@bordeauxyt@riley_lewter2 no i just was busy and you wanna talk “factually correct” in a gamers comment section im not doing it… you know good and well why they have 2 roster spots open
@tkleinfe@StAntTheGreat@bordeauxyt you turn your roster in on a week to week basis, like i said earlier they had a court hearing and it was up in the air and thats why they weren’t listed
@bordeauxyt they had a hearing on thursday that they won, it was up in the air obviously on what would happen in that court room so they were never going to play against clemson… week 2 was the plan for their first game going back atleast a week or 2