High school basketball superstar Maori Davenport will be ALLOWED to play in her game Friday night after a judge called off her suspension.
Davenport's story became national news when athletic officials in Alabama ruled her ineligible after learning she received an $857 check from Team USA basketball for playing in a tourney back in August. The check covered lost wages and expenses.
The check was sent to Davenport as the result of a clerical error -- she never sought out the payment.
Davenport initially cashed the check under the assumption it was a standard operating procedure for people playing for Team USA.