Alabama to play Bediako, who turned pro in 2023
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Tom Izzo and Todd Golden took aim at eligibility with Charles Bediako return to Alabama, mention hypocrisy of some coaches bringing back pros.
We are planning to play him,” Alabama coach Nate Oats said. “He’s eligible to play. We’re going to follow the court orders.”
The 7-foot center is available to play for the Crimson Tide against Tennessee after three years in the G League.
If Bediako suits up for Alabama the rest of the basketball season, the ripple effects could stretch to other sports.
Three coaches at top college basketball programs criticized Alabama and former G-League forward Charles Bediako.
The Crimson Tide head coach details the first conversations he had with Bediako, as the NBA G League center has turned into the hottest topic in college sports.
Alabama basketball has the chance to play Charles Bediako on Saturday against Tennessee. According to head coach Nate Oats, speaking to reporters Friday in Tuscaloosa, the Crimson Tide will be utilizing the opportunity.
Ex-Alabama player Charles Bediako, who has spent the past 2 1/2 years competing in the NBA Summer League and G League, had his college eligibility temporarily reinstated by a judge who blocked the NCAA from retaliating for his return to the
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A Tuscaloosa County judge made a ruling that Charles Bediako could play until his scheduled court hearing on Tuesday. That means he'll be able to suit up for only Saturday’s game before the final decision is made.