The NCAA has denied Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby reinstatement for the 2026-27 season over gambling violations, prompting the star player to file a lawsuit following his recent treatment for gambling addiction.

A college quarterback has filed a lawsuit challenging the NCAA's stance on sports gambling and player eligibility. The case highlights the growing tension between sports leagues' financial ties to gambling and their duty to protect student-athletes.

Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby, who entered residential treatment for a gambling addiction three weeks ago, filed a lawsuit Monday seeking to have the NCAA restore his eligibility. Sorsby had landed a multimillion-dollar deal to return to his home ...

The Brendan Sorsby saga has taken another unprecedented turn. After previously being declared ineligible by the NCAA for wagering on college sports, the star qu

Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby received a lifeline when a Lubbock Court granted him a temporary injunction against the NCAA. The governing body had ruled him permanently ineligible after massive gambling violations came to light.

As of Monday, Brendan Sorsby is eligible to return to football activities for Texas Tech, but the NCAA can still appeal. Nathan Giese / Avalanche-Journal / USA Today Network via Reuters Connect A Texas judge issued a temporary injunction to Texas Tech ...

Brendan Sorsby admits it. He bet on college football. The penalty should be obvious: a ban from college football.

One thing was made abundantly clear by Judge Ken Curry’s decision to allow Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby, who admitted to betting on his own team, to play this season: Rules no longer apply, columnist Scott Rabalais says.