This 15-day Order goes further than just granting another year for Avila. It also prohibited the NCAA from enforcing restitution penalties, professional participation restrictions, and leaps over the House settlement’s roster limits.
This Missouri order is not unlawful. But it creates a serious legal issue: how far can a state court judge go granting relief that contradicts a federal court class-action settlement and NCAA bylaws?
NEWS: Saint Louis’ Robbie Avila has been granted a temporary restraining order allowing him to play college basketball, per multiple reports.
The ruling allows SLU to roster Avila, with a preliminary injunction hearing set for Nov. 4.