Washington State starting nose tackle Robert Barber received good news yesterday as Whitman County judge David Frazier granted a stay of his suspension, allowing him to return to the classroom and the football team under certain conditions.
Barber’s case appears to have already impacted one of his teammates as, according to Stefanie Loh of the Seattle Times, Logan Tago’s suspension from the school was lifted Thursday, allowing the sophomore linebacker to return to the classroom, effective immediately.
Loh reports that Tago, from American Samoa, was suspended by the Student Conduct Board through May 2017 for his role in a June altercation that involved a stolen six-pack of beer and left one student with a concussion.