Judge denies Michael McAdoo's request for injunction against the NCAA, UNC

Posted Jul 13, 2011
A judge has denied former UNC defensive end Michael McAdoo’s request for injunction against the NCAA, and will not allow him to regain eligibility to play football at this time. McAdoo sued the University and the NCAA for reinstatement to the football team, as well as unspecified damages. (Daily Tar Heel)

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