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[QUOTE="Mike9904111, post: 3323269, member: 10239"]
Seems like they were. Wiseman and Co. may have been prepared for an appeal initially thinking the NCAA was going to declare him ineligible once those violations were reported when he enrolled. Everything was probably put on the back burner when they declared him eligible. Once the NCAA changed their minds it wouldn't take much to add a few lines to a document.

That's what I am guessing at least. As a former student of law, that is what I would have done. As far as who's paying. It 100% isn't Memphis, Penny or any booster. At least on the cover. It would be too obvious. I am guessing the lawyers are doing this pro bono. I did some research on Ballin, Ballin, and Fishman and they appear to be the real deal. They have done this type of work in the past, so the NCAA can't say they are doing this just for Wiseman, they will just point to numerous other cases they have works pro bono for others.

I'm interested to see how this turns out.
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