A Confession on the Field
Brendan Sorsby, a former quarterback for the Indiana Hoosiers, recently disclosed that he placed wagers on his own team’s games while he was still a student‑athlete.
He said the bets were meant to deepen his personal connection to the sport and to feel more involved with his teammates during the 2022 and 2023 seasons.
Sorsby emphasized that his wagers were limited to backing Indiana and that he never used any non‑public information to gain an edge.
The former signal‑caller also clarified that he never placed a bet against the Hoosiers, attempting to dispel any notion of a conflict of interest.
Career Transition
After completing his eligibility, he transferred to Texas Tech, where he hopes to continue his academic and athletic pursuits.
University officials have not yet released a formal statement, but the admissions office confirmed that his transfer process is proceeding as normal.
Sorsby’s case adds to a growing conversation about sports betting among college athletes, a topic that has drawn increasing scrutiny from both regulators and fans.