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Babacar Sane’s St. John’s eligibility case delayed after judge’s key decision on witnesses

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Braziller, Z. (2026, October 5). Babacar Sane’s St. John’s eligibility case delayed after judge’s key decision on witnesses. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/05/sports/babacar-sanes-st-johns-eligibility-case-delayed-after-decision-on-witnesses/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-05 · by Zach Braziller

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Judge Karina E. Alomar delayed the decision on Babacar Sane’s eligibility case after hearing arguments from both sides but did not rule immediately. Instead, she scheduled a second injunction hearing for November 9, allowing Sane's attorneys to present witnesses to further support their case. The NCAA agreed to this revised schedule without objection.
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The eligibility case for Babacar Sane, a 6-foot-8 player for St. John’s, was delayed after a judge's decision to allow additional witnesses in a future hearing. On Monday, Judge Karina E. Alomar did not rule on the case and instead asked Sane’s attorneys, Elliot Sol Abrams and Kareem R. Vesssup, if they wanted to bring more witnesses to further argue their case at a later date. The next injunction hearing, where witnesses will be present, is scheduled for Nov. 9. The NCAA did not object to this delay.

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NCAA ORG · 2× Sane PERSON · 2× St. John’s GPE · 2× Babacar Sane PERSON · 1× Elliot Sol Abrams PERSON · 1× Kareem R. Vesssup PERSON · 1× Karina E. Alomar PERSON · 1× Post Sports+ for ORG · 1× St. John's GPE · 1× Zach Braziller PERSON · 1×

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Near the end of the hearing, she asked Sane’s attorneys, Elliot Sol Abrams and Kareem R. Vesssup, if they would like to bring in witnesses to further argue their case at a later date, and they took her up on that opportunity.
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🔮 Near the end of the hearing, she asked Sane’s attorneys, Elliot Sol Abrams and Kareem R. Vesssup, if they would like to bring in witnesses to further argue their case at a later date, and they took her up on that opportunity.

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The waiting continues for St. John’s and Babacar Sane. asserted
waiting → continue → John
TRY IT NOWThe 6-foot-8 Sane was in Queens Supreme Court on Monday, but Judge Karina E. Alomar didn’t rule on the case, instead reserving her decision until the two sides present their arguments again next month. asserted
sides → try → arguments
Near the end of the hearing, she asked Sane’s attorneys, Elliot Sol Abrams and Kareem R. Vesssup, if they would like to bring in witnesses to further argue their case at a later date, and they took her up on that opportunity. asserted
they → ask → opportunity
The NCAA didn’t object. asserted
NCAA → object → ?
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