Alabama’s Charles Bediako ineligible for college basketball
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Alabama head basketball coach Nate Oats is speaking one day ahead of the Ole Miss basketball game. That game takes place at 6 p.m. CT. Because a Tuscaloosa Circuit Court judge denied Alabama basketball player Charles Bediako’s request to keep playing while his legal challenge to NCAA eligibility rules continues, he will not be on the court.
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Alabama basketball will keep Charles Bediako on scholarship to finish his degree, regardless of whether a court grants Bediako an injunction to keep him eligible for the rest of the season, head coach Nate Oats said on Friday. Oats emphasized that Bediako is a member of the team regardless of his ability to play or not.
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