If the decision is not reversed, LiAngelo Ball, who gained national notice when he and his two brothers all committed to play for the Bruins, will finish his stint at U.C.L.A. without appearing in a regular season game for the team, though he did play in the preseason. For LaVar Ball, the drama of arguing with the president and having his son leave U.C.L.A. Some employees have reportedly been calling the enforcement the “LaVar Ball rule”. Asked about the chaos surrounding him and his brother’s legal situation, Lonzo Ball said: “Yeah, it is definitely calming down, given that it happened two weeks ago.

Source: New York Times December 04, 2017 22:52 UTC