U.S. District Court Judge Benita Y. Pearson heard arguments from both sides Thursday afternoon; a few hours later, she issued a temporary restraining order that forbids YSU from preventing Richmond from participating in football games until the next hearing. That hearing is currently scheduled for Sept. 28, effectively allowing Richmond to play in any games the Penguins have scheduled over the next 14 days.
As of this posting, YSU has yet to publicly respond to the judge’s order. YSU plays host to Central Connecticut State Saturday; it’s unclear if Richmond will be in uniform.
http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...state-from-banning-him-from-playing-in-games/
Well, I guess we owe Baylor an apology as it appears they do not have the right to kick rapists off the team.
As of this posting, YSU has yet to publicly respond to the judge’s order. YSU plays host to Central Connecticut State Saturday; it’s unclear if Richmond will be in uniform.
http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...state-from-banning-him-from-playing-in-games/
Well, I guess we owe Baylor an apology as it appears they do not have the right to kick rapists off the team.
