Why is Charles Bediako's season with Alabama over?

Charles Bediako's season with Alabama is over because a Tuscaloosa judge denied his motion for a preliminary injunction.

Did Charles Bediako sue the NCAA?

Yes, Charles Bediako filed a lawsuit against the NCAA to regain eligibility to play for Alabama.

How many games did Charles Bediako play for Alabama this season?

Charles Bediako played in five total games for Alabama after being granted a temporary restraining order.

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Bediako's Alabama Comeback Halted by Court Ruling

10 Feb

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Summary

Tuscaloosa judge denied a preliminary injunction for Charles Bediako.
Bediako entered the 2023 NBA Draft but was not selected.
He played five games for Alabama after a temporary restraining order.

Bediako's Alabama Comeback Halted by Court Ruling

Charles Bediako's second stint with the Alabama Crimson Tide has come to an end. A judge in Tuscaloosa recently denied Bediako's request for a preliminary injunction, effectively ending his season with the team.

Bediako had filed a lawsuit against the NCAA earlier this year, seeking to play for Alabama again after being undrafted in the 2023 NBA Draft. He spent recent seasons in the G League, even appearing in six games for the Motor City Cruise this season.

Previously, Bediako was granted a temporary restraining order in January, which allowed him to rejoin the Crimson Tide roster. He played in five games, with his most recent appearance being on Saturday. Alabama, currently holding a 16-7 record, will continue their season without him.

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