Court: Ohio rape convict can play football in YSU's Saturday game

[oklahomamick]

Tressel up to his old tricks. 

http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb/court-ohio-rape-convict-can-play-football-in-saturday-game/ar-AAs0vKa?ocid=spartandhp

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — A federal appeals court on Friday declined a university's request to stop one of its football players convicted of rape as a teenager from playing on the team.

Youngstown State had asked the appeals court to throw out a Thursday night decision by U.S. District Judge Benita Pearson to temporarily allow Richmond to play football for Youngstown State for at least the next 14 days, including in the 2 p.m. game Saturday. Pearson scheduled a hearing Sept. 28 on whether to make the decision permanent.

[valpotx]

Why is this a trick on Tressel's side?  To me, the trick was that they even let this scumbag on the team in the first place. 

[bbtds]

May YSU just bench him if they don't want Richmond to play? Or will YSU get sued if Richmond doesn't play his usual minutes and how can a court determine how much the player should play in the upcoming game?

Or is it a trick so that YSU can use a talented player without being punished later by the NCAA or the court?