OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Creighton guard Brody Robinson was granted an injunction shortly before Tuesday’s game at Kansas State, making him eligible to play temporarily.
Douglas County District Court Judge Molly Keane awarded the temporary restraining order. He can play for Creighton for the next 10 days under the ruling, which includes Sunday’s game vs. Iowa in Des Moines and their Nov. 18 contest against Bethune-Cookman. His next hearing date is Nov. 20.
Robinson, a fifth-year Oakland transfer, scored 10 points in 11 minutes of work in his Bluejays debut. Creighton fell to the Wildcats 89-82 in Manhattan…