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@carebearkieran @Benikitty7 We don’t know for sure because it’s UT and when they donated their winning to charity the school, ESPN, and the SEC moved on because of morality obviously.

@Benikitty7 Were they betting on their own team….if so they’d be ineligible like every other athlete in ncaa history who was caught betting on their own team…y’all can’t be this dense.

Your QB broke a rule that has ALWAYS resulted in a loss of eligibility. You disgusting individuals don’t care about the rules because you paid him millions of dollars and want to get a return on your investment. This nonsense won’t ever change the FACTS.

Not always, if at UT you just get your name redacted and pay your winnings to charity, quite the punishment.🤣 You gonna clutch your pearls, whine, and throw a hissy fit about this one too or is that only reserved for Tech? Or what about Boutte at LSU? I’ll take your silence as admission that you don’t truly have morals and integrity, just on a witch hunt now that our football team is on the come up like Campbell said. si.com/college/texas/…

@DavidBearman Following UT precedent. si.com/college/texas/…

So because mobile betting is legal, the athlete should be ok to bet? Is that what this University President is saying? Man, TTU admin has jumped all in to the loony bin

@Tiger__Vibes si.com/college/texas/…

Daily reminder that Texas Tech and Brendan Sorsby are a bunch of fucks.

@Vol_Bender @realhighhorse @reckless_kelley What if Sorsby just donated the winnings to charity like UT had their players do for the same thing? Cool? si.com/college/texas/…

@realhighhorse @reckless_kelley Law ≠ Morality

So let me get this TT situation right. -A retired judge made the ruling in a Lubbock county court. -If appealed it will go before 4 court justices who have all have graduated from TT. -The CFB playoff isn't likely to ban TT from the playoff on account that the TT President is on the committee. -If the member schools/Big 12 try to enforce a new bylaw ruling, or if teams decide not to play them, then TT and Texas AG Ken Paxton will pursue legal action. -Cody Campbell has donated over 6 figures to Ken Paxton's election campaign. -Ken Paxton has been impeached for bribery, obstruction of justice and abuse of office. On top of countless accusations of fraud. Feels like Cody Campbell has everyone in his back pocket. It just all seems a little to coincidental for my liking.

@Vol_Bender si.com/college/texas/…

@TheAndyKatz Drop the dishonest journalism Katz. NCAA said he didn’t compromise competitive integrity, NCAA has negotiated lesser consequences for others’ gambling, TTU played out NCAA processes, Then when Sorsby sued, NCAA made no serious argument to enforce the way they insist on.

@TheAndyKatz si.com/college/texas/…

Texas Tech Makes Hypocritical Case for Brendan Sorsby’s Eligibility hoopshq.com/ncaa/texas-tec…

@slmandel si.com/college/texas/…

Cody Campbell and Texas Tech desperately want a seat at the big boys table. They are doing everything possible this week to get permanently banished. nytimes.com/athletic/73495…

@MStine_4 @DoubleTBuff @n8rix USA today has an article about it and Cincy compliance people knowing. Start there?

@DoubleTBuff @n8rix Only Tech sources pushing it. It wasn’t known.

That’s weird, Cinci had no problem playing him last year when they knew about the situation.

@coogrfan @FredShelton3 @ForLonghorn2 sports.yahoo.com/college-footba…

@FredShelton3 @ForLonghorn2 Do we know that for a fact?

The whole Tech thing is sad. The fact that their fans don’t realize how this destroys College football as we know it is insane. When people don’t trust what they are watching the Sport dies. Every team should completely bring the hammer down on Tech.

@DanG53602 @FredShelton3 @ForLonghorn2 sports.yahoo.com/college-footba…

@FredShelton3 @ForLonghorn2 Is that true? Where did you hear that Cincinnati knew he was gambling?

@ForLonghorn2 @RaiderMark If you think the number of players betting on the sport they are playing in is 0 or would have been 0 with a different ruling you are crazy.

@RaiderMark Now anyone can bet on their team and not face consequence

@ForLonghorn2 The LHN and Longhorn greed helped destroy a conference and ultimately weakened the actual NCAA enough to get to where we are today. Where would the distrust come from on Sorsby? He didn’t bet on games he was even playing in? Get your facts straight.

@RodneyRickels2 @TheHerd @colincowherd Why bring up his position at all? He never bet on a game he played in. The facts are he bet on his team 40 times while he was on the roster but not “active”. If you still have a problem with that fine but at least have all the facts. Should we ruin this kids life?

@TheHerd @colincowherd You gotta be an absolute retard to compare speeding in a car to betting thousands of dollars on prop bets on the team you not only play for but you're the QB. "I only did it to feel closer to the team" - has to be the most brained excuse by anyone

"When Georgia goes high moral ground, watch out. That's a football program that should have its own Autobahn. Give me a break... This is a kid that did something idiotic, which is what kids do." @colincowherd weighs in on Brendan Sorsby being ruled eligible in 2026

@slmandel Supporting “it” or supporting “him”. In this case the player was the only one that could sue and go through the legal process in place and he did. He was granted an injunction for the case to be heard in March. Are you advocating completely destroying this young man?

The Brendan Sorsby court ruling is unlike any NCAA loss before it. This one is unconscionable. Shame on Texas Tech for supporting it. Free column: nytimes.com/athletic/73428…

@Okla_OAG There were rules in the 70's and 80's that said you couldn't pay players. OU consistently broke that rule.

@sportsnow41 @foot55 @ClayTravis What precedent? None has been decided. The case will be heard in February.

@foot55 @ClayTravis Irrelevant even if true This obviously cant be a precedent to set

A Lubbock, Texas judge has ruled quarterback Brendan Sorsby eligible to play college football for Texas Tech despite having gambled on the sport.

@ClayTravis If the NCAA wants to draw a hard line against gambling maybe they should stop accepting so much sponsorship money from sportsbooks. Ban the networks from running gambling commercials, etc.