Charles Bediako can continue playing for Alabama after a hearing on his request for a preliminary injunction was delayed. Meanwhile, the NCAA has filed a motion asking the judge overseeing the case to recuse himself,

A recusal motion, an extended TRO, and more chaos for Alabama. All signs point to Charles Bediako being available when Texas A&M visits Feb. 4.

The debate over the reinstated eligibility of Alabama big man Charles Bediako should be settled in court on Tuesday.

Charles Bediako can continue playing for Alabama after a hearing on his request for a preliminary injunction was delayed.

Alabama center Charles Bediako is reportedly available to play Tuesday against Missouri, as well as potentially longer.

After a judge issued a temporary restraining order last week allowing Alabama center Charles Bediako to play for the Crimson Tide despite playing in NBA G League, he made a successful return Saturday,

Whether Bediako plays in a second game this season for the 17th-ranked Crimson Tide remains to be seen, as Tuscaloosa County (Ala.) Circuit Court Judge Jim Roberts will hear arguments Tuesday morning on a request for preliminary injunction regarding the 7-foot center's NCAA eligibility With or without Bediako,

Alabama 's Charles Bediako had four dunks, two steals and two blocks in his first college action in nearly three years Saturday night against Tennessee. Playing two days after a Tuscaloosa judge temporarily reinstated his college eligibility and blocked the NCAA from retaliating for his return,