After Whitman County Superior Court judge grants a stay of Robert Barber's suspension, WSU has now lifted Logan Tago's suspension too
On Wednesday afternoon, the Washington State football team got its nose tackle, Robert Barber, back on the roster when Whitman County Superior Court Judge David Frazier granted a stay of Barber’s suspension that allowed him to return to school and football for now.
But it appears that the impact of Frazier’s ruling has extended beyond just Barber’s case.
On Thursday, suspended WSU linebacker Logan Tago will get to return to the classroom as well. Tago, a redshirt freshman from American Samoa, went before WSU’s student conduct board in September and was found responsible for abuse of others, reckless endangerment and sanctioned with a two-year suspension through May 2017.