It was only a matter of time before Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton waded into the growing drama between Texas Tech ...

The Texas Attorney General's office has notified the Big 12 of potential legal action from Texas Tech. This follows a court order allowing quarterback Brendan Sorsby to regain NCAA eligibility ...

The Texas Attorney General's Office warned of $200 million in antitrust exposure if the Big 12 takes action against Texas Tech ...

The Big 12 seeks clarity in its authority to enforce bylaws after a previous judge granted the Texas Tech QB an injunction to play in 2026 despite gambling on his team's games ...

Texas AG Ken Paxton threatens the Big 12 with a 200 million dollar lawsuit if it sanctions Texas Tech over QB Brendan Sorsby.

After Texas attorney general Ken Paxton promised legal action vs. the Big 12, and Oklahoma’s AG advocated for the league to take action against Texas Tech, the Big 12 finally revealed its next move.

The Texas state attorney general's office says school will 'pursue all legal avenues' if Big 12 punishes Texas Tech football ...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton warned the Big 12 athletic conference against taking legal action against Texas Tech University over quarterback Brendan Sorsby's sports betting scandal, according to ...

The Big 12 is suing Texas Tech to block Brendan Sorsby from playing after he allegedly bet on his own team games.

After the college football world watched the Texas Attorney General threaten legal action against the Big 12, the conference has responded. In an unprecedented move, the Big 12 has filed a complaint ...

The complaint lays out the conference's intention to sanction Texas Tech if it were to play Sorsby, who has acknowledged to betting on his own team while a freshman at Indiana, violating one of sports ...