Alex Afari is able to play for Kentucky this season.

On Friday, the Kentucky Court of Appeals denied the NCAA's emergency motion to have Afari go back to being ineligible, so the fifth-year linebacker is now set to play in the Week 1 opener after ...

Kentucky linebacker Alex Afafi seems good to go to join the roster for this season.

Kentucky's Alex Afari joined a lawsuit in Louisville for a temporary restraining order against the NCAA. The judge delayed a ruling in the case.

Kentucky Football fans have essentially become lawyers through Twitter law school over the last few weeks, with Mark Mitchell ...

With his legal saga to gain eligibility behind him, Alex Afari Jr. played in Kentucky's opener against Youngstown State.

Afari was granted a TRO in the Louisville court case and is now eligible for Kentucky football.

A Jefferson County judge granted Alex Afari's motion to join a previously issued restraining order granting athletes ...

On Friday, the NCAA’s emergency motion in the case was denied by the Kentucky Court of Appeals. According to Abe Mashni, ...

Afari Jr. had been granted a TRO on Wednesday, making him immediately eligible to play for the Wildcats this season after a ...

Both Seth Trimble and Alex Afari Jr. are seeking fifth years of eligibility at the college level.

Kenny Minchey threw for 301 yards and four touchdowns to lead Kentucky to a 45-13 win over Youngstown State Saturday ...