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Case and point: a more than 20-minute video released on social media Thursday, where athletic department leadership justified allowing Sorsby back onto the Red Raiders amid a diagnosed gambling ...

Monday’s ruling in the Brendan Sorsby case has had ripple effects far beyond Texas Tech and the Big 12 conference. Pete Thamel of ESPN, citing three unnamed conference sources, reports that Big Ten ...

In response to a Lubbock, Texas, judge granting Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby his injunction against the NCAA, making him eligible to play in the 2026 season as of Monday, Georgia and athletic ...

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After a district court judge overturned Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby's ineligibility and put him in position to play college football 2026, many are wondering whether the NCAA has any power remaining.

The fallout from a court ruling involving the Texas Tech football program is crossing over into softball after two athletic directors publicly addressed the decision. On Monday, a Lubbock judge ...

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In the early hours of Monday, Texas Tech’s Brendan Sorsby was granted an injunction and allowed to play college football this coming season. And reportedly, those around the Big 12 are highly upset.

Good news? Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has regained his eligibility to play college football in 2026. Bad news? The Red Raiders could have no one to play against. Via Ross Dellenger of Yahoo ...