Charles Bediako's Lawyers Trying To Postpone His Hearing So He Can Keep Playing For Bama

By Larry LeoFeb 4, 20261:20 pmDiscuss the story4
The Alabama/Charles Bediako situation was supposed too come to a head on Friday. However, it looks like the NBA dropout's lawyers are delaying so he can keep playing in Tuscaloosa...
(Barstool Sports)
Originally published on SECRant.com
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dagrippa5 months
change the rule so these delay tactics result in probation and punishment for the program (if the case is later dropped or lost)
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caliegeaux5 months
to avoid all of this drama i think he should declare for the draft.........PFFFFFFFFFFFTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
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SmackDaniels5 months
The Alabama graduate judge who recused himself to avoid a conflict of interest got assigned to another judge, who also graduated from Alabama. quote from ESPN "The case was reassigned to Judge Daniel Pruet, an Alabama graduate who is overseeing the murder case involving former Crimson Tide player Darius Miles."
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Chancellor5 months
Awesome! That's good lawyering.
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