On Thursday, Wiseman's lawyers announced the freshman center had withdrawn a lawsuit against the NCAA, prompting Memphis to declare him ineligible for the 2019-2010 basketball season.
Memphis has appealed the NCAA's ruling on Wiseman's eligibility, and a hearing is expected in the coming weeks to obtain a final decision.
Following this announcement, Wiseman took to Twitter, saying"Keep the faith, Trust God, Continue on my path, My story isn't finished."— James Wiseman Fans on social media reacted with support for Wiseman and their distaste for the NCAA. "Memphis has your back James. Stay strong, focused and grind out every practice and prove all the haters wrong. You have tons of talent and a bright future ahead of you," said Twitter user Cole Reeves.
Memphis has your back, James. Stay strong, focused, and grind out every practice and prove all the haters wrong. You have tons of talent and a bright future ahead of you."Smart move to drop the lawsuit, let the @NCAA hand out their penalty and go about your business as though nothing ever happened," Tweeted Brkcatmcg.hand out their penalty and go about your business as though nothing ever happened. ð"Memphis won.
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