A lawsuit filed in Westchester County, New York, on Wednesday revealed that Kansas has attempted to help former Rutgers men’s basketball player Emmanuel Ogbole become eligible for the 2026-27 season, according to court documents reviewed by the Journal-World. Ogbole, a native of Nigeria, is ...
The latest turn in the Melvin Council Jr. saga will give the recent Kansas guard an opportunity to potentially become eligible, but he hasn't gotten there quite yet. Judge Daniel J. Doyle of the Monroe County Supreme Court on Thursday signed an order to show cause, which will require the NCAA, ...
Recent Kansas guard Melvin Council Jr. refiled his lawsuit against the NCAA in Monroe County, New York, court on Tuesday. The new filing makes it clear that Council, who is seeking to play another year of college basketball, is at least entertaining options besides specifically returning to ...
Recent Kansas guard Melvin Council Jr. dismissed his own eligibility lawsuit against the NCAA in Douglas County on Friday afternoon. However, agent Brian Jungreis of Seros Partners, which represents Council, told the Journal-World on Monday morning that Council will refile a lawsuit in his ...
Melvin Council Jr. anticipates submitting another filing in his lawsuit seeking another year of collegiate eligibility, after the NCAA in its recent response broached “a number of issues … that we did not address” in previous arguments, Council’s lawyer Mark Oberstaedt said at a status ...
In contemplating his 2026-27 team on a recent edition of the “Inside College Basketball Now” podcast with Jon Rothstein, Kansas coach Bill Self wondered aloud if highly touted freshman Tyran Stokes can “do something like Melo did with Syracuse.” Melo, of course, is Carmelo Anthony, and ...