Will Texas Tech prevail in its dispute with the Big 12 over quarterback Brendan Sorsby?
The outcome could set precedents for player eligibility and league authority in college football.
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The coverage 10
- NBig 12 Withdraws Lawsuit Against Texas Tech As New Season Begins
- NReports: Big 12 withdraws lawsuit against Texas Tech
- NBig 12 withdraws lawsuit against Texas Tech filed during Brendan Sorsby saga
- NBig 12 Makes Major Decision on Texas Tech After Brendan Sorsby Gambling Controversy
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What fans said
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Skeptical reaction51% negative·9% positive1,024 reactions
… a horizon of likely loss of eligibility from the Big12’s super strong case/representation caused them to fold. Also confirms the Texas AG’s “own goal” of preemptive legal threats vs Big12 opening the door to being smacked down. Great closing lines...
Fan boardDeseret News Big 12 ADs are reportedly unhappy about the Brendan Sorsby ruling College football fans are upset about Brendan Sorsby being eligible to play for Texas Tech this fall — and they aren’t alone...
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