STILLWATER — Oklahoma State men’s basketball player Kashie Natt is permitted to fully rejoin the program after a Payne County judge signed an ex parte order Monday, according to On3.
An ex parte order is a temporary court order issued by a judge at the request of one party without notifying or hearing from the opposing side first.
Natt, a transfer from Sam Houston State, requested on Monday, June 29, that a judge in Payne County grant an injunction so he can play in the upcoming season after his eligibility waivers were canceled by the NCAA.
Under the ex parte order, Natt can immediately resume and continue full activities with the Cowboys, according to On3.
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An ex parte order is a temporary court order issued by a judge at the request of one party without notifying or hearing from the opposing side first.
Natt, a transfer from Sam Houston State, requested on Monday, June 29, that a judge in Payne County grant an injunction so he can play in the upcoming season after his eligibility waivers were canceled by the NCAA.
Under the ex parte order, Natt can immediately resume and continue full activities with the Cowboys, according to On3.
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