Golden on Bediako return: 'We'll beat 'em anyways'

Key Highlights

• But Wednesday, an Alabama judge granted a temporary restraining order, allowing him to return to the Crimson Tide and college basketball immediately. The case could reshape the sport at a turbulent time.
• Although the NCAA has recently cleared international players with professional experience and G League players, those athletes had not previously played college basketball.
• This is the first time a player who entered an NBA draft and signed an NBA contract after playing college basketball has been given the chance to return to Division I hoops. Golden told Gator Talk" that he doesn't think Bediako should be allowed to do so."But I also don't necessarily fault [Alabama coach] Nate Oats because this is a very competitive space, and it's our jobs to win games and do everything we can to be the best program in our specific league," Golden said."This guy had a great opportunity.
• He was at Alabama for two years.
• He played there, he was there during the NIL era.