The Gonzaga Bulldogs face a tough test on Saturday afternoon against the LSU Tigers, although significant reinforcements could be on the way.
Chauncey Wiggins, the lone Zag still fighting the NCAA for eligibility this season, had his court hearing in Spokane County moved up to Thursday, Nov. 12, at 1:30 PM PT.
The hearing was originally scheduled for next Tuesday, Nov. 17, but the Spokane Superior Court approved a motion to shorten time, which means Wiggins could get cleared in time to play on Saturday against the Tigers, provided his request for an injunction is granted.
Update on Chauncey Wiggins’ lawsuit. The Spokane Superior Court approved a motion to shorten time, so Wiggins’ injunction hearing will now take place at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, potentially clearing him to play for Gonzaga against LSU on Saturday if the injunction is granted. pic.twitter.com/qQJ2GNFLUa
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