The Houston Cougars finally got a big update related to their fifth-year guard Chendall Weaver, who transferred to Houston in mid-August after signing a financial aid agreement.
The saga of fifth-year collegiate players from the high school class of 2022 looking for an extra year after the NCAA’s newest five-for-five rule over the summer has continued well into basketball season. Weaver and Houston, by extension, are closely involved in these decisions.
After weeks of indecision, Weaver received a temporary restraining order from a Texas District Court per Houston Athletics and was eligible just in time for Houston’s second game of the season against California at Lake Tahoe. The news was released right before the game in a sudden but positive turn of events for both parties involved.
New Chendall Weaver Eligibility Update
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Weaverās restraining order will last two weeks through Nov. 19. Following the two-week period, his eligibility will expire unless he receives another extension or a temporary injunction from the court…