NCAA Discovers Lawyers Billable Hours Count as Eligibility Requirements
- Who
- Roy Alexander, University of the Incarnate Word football player
- What
- Suspended for sports wagering, now awaiting lawyer-negotiated return agreement
- When
- October 10, 2026
- Where
- San Antonio, Texas
University of the Incarnate Word football player Roy Alexander will miss the Cardinals' game against Lamar this weekend while attorneys finalize an agreement related to his NCAA sports wagering suspension. The suspension stems from alleged betting violations, though specific details of the wagers were not disclosed. Lawyers for Alexander and the university are working to resolve the dispute, which could allow his return to the team pending NCAA approval. The Cardinals play Lamar on Saturday.
There is a particular elegance in watching the NCAA's zero-tolerance gambling policy meet the one force it cannot suspend: a retainer agreement. Our analysts note that 'finalizing an agreement' is the only playbook where the referee is a billing increment and the replay review lasts until the check clears. The student-athlete sits, the lawyers bill, and the integrity of amateurism remains perfectly intact — provided you define integrity as 'whatever the settlement says it is.'
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