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[QUOTE="FloridaCuse, post: 5642482, member: 8912"]
More from attorney David McKenzie last night:

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McKenzie's full tweet:

From The Athletic: "However, Mensah cannot yet enroll at or play football for another school until the next hearing regarding a preliminary injunction, according to Heitner. The hearing has been scheduled for Feb. 2[.]" If that's not a partial TRO, I don't know what is. It surely doesn't give the impression of an outright denial.

In North Carolina, a TRO is good for only 10 days. If you get it, the parties return for a hearing on a preliminary injunction motion when a court will either dissolve the TRO or continue it until trial as a preliminary injunction. Monday, February 2nd tracks 10 days from now given that the 10th day (Jan 31) falls on a Saturday.

Perhaps the court decided it was too much to enter a TRO on Mensah entering the transfer portal. Here, I have expressed skepticism about such a TRO in prior posts. But I cannot understand the prohibition on Mensah enrolling or playing for another school absent some kind for injunctive relief.
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