NCAA, Alex Afari and Kentucky Court of Appeals
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Alex Afari is able to play for Kentucky this season.
Afari Jr. had been granted a TRO on Wednesday, making him immediately eligible to play for the Wildcats this season after a rollercoaster of a fall that first saw Afari have eligibility, lose it and gain it back again as part of the lawsuits surrounding the NCAA's botched implementation of the new five-for-five eligibility model.
A Jefferson County judge granted Alex Afari's motion to join a previously issued restraining order granting athletes eligibility.
Will Stein is waiting for the ultimate green light before allowing Alex Afari to take the field for Kentucky.
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, K
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.
Both Seth Trimble and Alex Afari Jr. are seeking fifth years of eligibility at the college level.
July 17 - Kentucky can thank former Iowa running back Kaleb Johnson for helping unearth versatile gem Alex Afari Jr., a self-made success as a high school cornerback now starring in the middle of the Wildcats defense. Johnson is headed to training camp ...
Alex Afari is no longer practicing with Kentucky after the NCAA was granted a stay in its appeal of the recent Colorado ruling.