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Jalen Washington on 'strangest summer,' fight to play for Tennessee basketball

Jalen Washington's "strangest summer" was filled with uncertainty before joining Tennessee basketball. He's currently suing the NCAA in federal court to play one more season of college basketball, but Washington is ineligible for now.

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