Charles Bediako

Former Alabama basketball star Charles Bediako has been granted a temporary restraining order, making him immediately eligible to play for Alabama on Saturday.

The NCAA has released a statement regarding Charles Bediako's lawsuit trying to regain collegiate eligibility.

Former Alabama MBB player Charles Bediako is suing the NCAA, per reports, in an effort to return to college and play for the Crimson Tide again.

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The sophomore arguably played the best basketball of his career down the stretch of the 2022-23 season. He scored in double figures in five of Alabama's last six games while pulling in 49 rebounds and blocking 17 shots in that same span.

The sophomore has averaged 5.6 points and 5.3 rebounds per game. The rim protector has tallied 41 blocks this season and has been deadly on the receiving end of lobs and finishing pick and rolls.

Alabama will look to avenge their last defeat to Mississippi State last month in a rematch Wednesday evening at Coleman Coliseum.

After a massive win to start SEC play at home last week against Tennessee, things don't get much easier for the Crimson Tide tomorrow night with a difficult road test at Florida.

Jacksonville State held strong early with Alabama, but massive momentum swings with Keon Ellis and Charles Bediako boosted the Crimson Tide to decisive victory.

Alabama won a nail-biter in Coleman Coliseum Saturday night, 83-82.