Kentucky Football fans have essentially become lawyers through Twitter law school over the last few weeks, with Mark Mitchell's ups and downs changing every day, and ultimately, Kentucky got burned by that situation, with Mitchell back at Missouri.
In Wednesday's news, Kentucky fans can get excited about a new court ruling, with Louisville Circuit Judge Brian Edwards ruling in favor of Alex Afari, which gives Afari the eligibility to play one more season at Kentucky.
Afari will now be given a temporary restraining order and will be able to lace up his shoes and play in a Kentucky Wildcat jersey again.
However, not long after this news broke, head coach Will Stein hopped on the SEC coaches' teleconference and said Kentucky still needs to get through some procedures before Afari can play in live games.
"He's been working with us throughout fall camp, so we're waiting for a few more things to be answered," said Stein. "And if those get answered, then we'll proceed."
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In Wednesday's news, Kentucky fans can get excited about a new court ruling, with Louisville Circuit Judge Brian Edwards ruling in favor of Alex Afari, which gives Afari the eligibility to play one more season at Kentucky.
Afari will now be given a temporary restraining order and will be able to lace up his shoes and play in a Kentucky Wildcat jersey again.
However, not long after this news broke, head coach Will Stein hopped on the SEC coaches' teleconference and said Kentucky still needs to get through some procedures before Afari can play in live games.
"He's been working with us throughout fall camp, so we're waiting for a few more things to be answered," said Stein. "And if those get answered, then we'll proceed."
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