Would Alex Golesh entertain a Charles Bediako-esque move for Auburn football? Here's what the Tigers' head coach said about it.

Alabama basketball center Charles Bediako’s eligibility lawsuit against the NCAA has a new judge. After James “Jim” Roberts recused himself on Wednesday, Tuscaloosa Circuit Court judge Allen May reassigned the case to Daniel Pruet,

Legal representatives say media scrutiny and speculation on the judge's link with the university could give the "appearance of partiality."

Roberts granted Bediako a temporary restraining order last week that cleared the way for his return to college basketball nearly three years after he left for the NBA Draft. Bediako played 25 minutes and scored 13 points for the Crimson Tide in their loss to Tennessee on Saturday in his first game action for the program since 2023.

The NCAA wants Tuscaloosa Circuit Court judge James “Jim” Roberts to recuse himself from Alabama basketball center Charles Bediako’s lawsuit against the organization. Bediako’s lawyers do not oppose it.

Auburn head coach Steven Pearl, who’s been critical of the Charles Bediako situation at Alabama, said it was a lose-lose for Nate Oats and crew. Pearl admitted that their job as coaches is to work within the rules,