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Florida Atlantic University has filed a lawsuit against four former football players for breaching their Name, Image, and Likeness contracts by transferring to other schools, seeking to recover tens of thousands of dollars in liquidated damages.
A Texas Tech quarterback faces NCAA sanctions after placing thousands of sports bets, Arsenal ends a 22‑year league drought, and a New Orleans BBQ joint receives high praise.
The legal battle over Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby's eligibility has moved to Lubbock, where retired judge Ken Curry now oversees the case that could reshape NCAA enforcement and college football rules.
A Lubbock judge removes himself from the case of Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby, who faces permanent ineligibility after admitting to betting on his own team.
In a recent interview, Brendan Sorsby revealed that he placed wagers on Indiana’s 2022 games, insisting he never used insider information or bet against his own team.
Brendan Sorsby revealed he wagered on Indiana football while playing for the Hoosiers, stressing he never used non‑public information and never bet against his school.
Mary G. Montgomery High School head coach Zach Golson has been suspended for the upcoming season following a confession of recruiting violations involving out‑of‑district eighth‑grade players.
The former Indiana signal‑caller has filed an injunction against the NCAA to restore his eligibility for the 2026 college football season after confessing to small wagers on his own team, a case that reveals a growing addiction and a career reshaped by the transfer portal.
Brendan Sorsby admitted to wagering on Indiana games to feel more connected, entered treatment for a gambling addiction, and sued the NCAA to speed his reinstatement at Texas Tech.
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA, alleging that his small bets on Indiana football were made in good faith and seeking a temporary injunction to restore his eligibility for the 2026 season and meet the NFL supplemental draft deadline
A federal lawsuit filed by Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby contests the NCAA’s eligibility ruling after a betting violation, arguing that the organization profits from gambling while penalizing players. The case brings to light a multimillion‑dollar NIL agreement and the involvement of litigator Jeffrey Kessler.
Brendan Sorsby, a former Indiana football scout, disclosed that he placed small wagers on Hoosiers games in 2022, a violation that breached NCAA rules and exposed a deeper gambling addiction. His story underscores the pressures faced by athletes and the growing influence of sports betting culture.
Brendan Sorsby’s transfer‑portal stardom, a $5 million move, and a gambling scandal now threaten his eligibility and future in professional football.
The Minnesota Vikings’ quarterback situation is poised for change as they balance a one‑year contract for Kyler Murray with the emergence of J.J. McCarthy and the prospect of adding Brendan Sorsby to the roster.
A top transfer quarterback faces a cascade of allegations, rehab, and legal battles that could reshape his draft destiny.
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has filed a lawsuit to overturn the NCAA’s decision that bars him from the 2026 season, arguing the association failed to assist his recovery from a gambling addiction.
A lawsuit filed by the University of Oregon alleges that former defensive back Dakoda Fields failed to meet a $39,882.30 buyout obligation after moving to Oklahoma, reigniting scrutiny of NIL agreements and transfer‑related financial disputes.
The University of Oregon has filed a lawsuit against former defensive back Dakoda Fields to recover a $10,000 balance from a Name, Image and Likeness settlement, underscoring the legal intricacies of modern college athlete contracts.
From Josh Hoover’s record‑breaking passing yards to Ahmad Hardy’s recovery from a gunshot wound, the 2026 season promises dramatic storylines for the nation’s most prolific college football athletes.
National outlets predict a back‑half finish for the Wildcats, while sportsbooks rank them among the top contenders, setting the stage for a season of contrasting expectations.
The Cyclones enter a new era under coach Jimmy Rogers, aiming to return to bowl eligibility. Their home slate ranges from a straightforward week‑zero matchup to formidable late‑season battles.
A look at how quarterback Bear Bachmeier, analyst David Pollack and strategic roster moves position BYU for a potential College Football Playoff breakthrough in 2026.
The Cyclones open against SEMO and face a gauntlet of rivals, from Bowling Green to Oklahoma State, as the 2026 season unfolds.
A combination of a 3‑9 record, a sweeping coaching change and key player departures has placed the Buffaloes near the conference basement, even as the program touts significant improvements.