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Charles Bediako, who was granted a temporary restraining order this week for immediate eligibility to participate in all Alabama men’s basketball activities and games, makes his way onto the court before the Crimson Tide's game vs. Tennessee. Bediako played two seasons at Alabama before declaring early for the NBA...

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