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Alabama’s Charles Bediako Expected to Play at Auburn After Judge Delays Ruling

Alabama center Charles Bediako is expected to be available Saturday at Auburn after a county circuit court judge did not issue an immediate decision following a Friday hearing in Bediako’s lawsuit against the NCAA.

Elena Kowalski
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Alabama center Charles Bediako is expected to play Saturday at Auburn after a county circuit court judge did not rule immediately following a hearing Friday in Bediako’s lawsuit against the NCAA.

County Circuit Court Judge Daniel Pruet heard arguments in the case but did not issue a decision at the conclusion of the proceedings. With no immediate ruling, Bediako remains on track to be available for the Crimson Tide’s road game against Auburn.

What happened Friday

Bediako’s legal action against the NCAA was the subject of Friday’s hearing in county circuit court. Judge Pruet’s decision to withhold an immediate ruling left Bediako’s status unchanged heading into the weekend.

What it means for Alabama

Bediako’s expected availability provides continuity for Alabama as it prepares for a high-profile matchup at Auburn. The Crimson Tide will enter the game planning with Bediako in the lineup unless circumstances change.

Originally reported by Espn_basketball