Watch: Daquan Wright & Zxavian Harris Discuss Joining The Tigers After Court Ruling

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Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris spoke with reporters Thursday night after being granted a preliminary injunction in their eligibility battle with the NCAA and SEC.
Wright said he "most definitely" expects to be added to LSU's roster Friday and gave the same answer when asked if he expects to play Saturday against Clemson.
"I've always been working out, doing my own thing before I was able to practice, so I'm definitely well prepared," Wright said.
Wright also discussed what it means to get another opportunity to play for Lane Kiffin, who previously coached him at Ole Miss.
"It means a lot to do it with him again," Wright said. "He's the one who brought me to Ole Miss. I'm familiar with him and his system and the guys he has around him, so it just means a lot and I'm very excited."
Harris, meanwhile, described Thursday's ruling as a major relief.
"My emotions are very high right now," Harris said. "It's a relief, really."
Harris does not expect to play against Clemson as he continues to work his way back from injury. He said he expects to be available after Week 2 and will "for sure" be back for LSU's Week 3 matchup against his former team, Ole Miss.
Harris also said pursuing another year of college eligibility was something he felt he had to do after suffering his injury and having limited options moving forward.
Wright said he "most definitely" expects to be added to LSU's roster Friday and gave the same answer when asked if he expects to play Saturday against Clemson.
"I've always been working out, doing my own thing before I was able to practice, so I'm definitely well prepared," Wright said.
Wright also discussed what it means to get another opportunity to play for Lane Kiffin, who previously coached him at Ole Miss.
"It means a lot to do it with him again," Wright said. "He's the one who brought me to Ole Miss. I'm familiar with him and his system and the guys he has around him, so it just means a lot and I'm very excited."
Harris, meanwhile, described Thursday's ruling as a major relief.
"My emotions are very high right now," Harris said. "It's a relief, really."
Harris does not expect to play against Clemson as he continues to work his way back from injury. He said he expects to be available after Week 2 and will "for sure" be back for LSU's Week 3 matchup against his former team, Ole Miss.
Harris also said pursuing another year of college eligibility was something he felt he had to do after suffering his injury and having limited options moving forward.
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