An attorney for Kansas University freshman forward Cliff Alexander released a statement on the Chicago native’s NCAA eligibility issues on Thursday.
As reported by SI.com, attorney Paul Stafford says the situation can’t progress until certain documents become available. And Stafford says Alexander doesn’t have those documents.
Here is a portion of the statement:
“Mr. Alexander has been ready, willing and able to be interviewed since March 2. Yet he has been informed that the NCAA will not interview him until they receive additional documents that are not his documents, the content of which he has no knowledge, and documents which have never been in his control or possession.
“Mr. Alexander is in Kansas City with his team ready to be interviewed by the NCAA and ready to clear his good name, so that he can get on the court to lead his team through the championship season.”
