Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Cody Campbell across Football, Basketball, Baseball.
With Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oregon, Miami and Georgia leading the pack, the 2026 College Football Playoff picture is taking shape. Emerging programs, new coaches and favorable schedules could reshape the contender list before the first kickoff.
Texas Tech’s unexpected football resurgence, fueled by name, image and likeness funding, is reshaping its athletic landscape and sparking competition that reaches into basketball and beyond.
Big 12 officials and Texas Tech administrators gathered to discuss a high‑profile wagering controversy involving former Cincinnati quarterback Brendan Sorsby, revealing tensions, financial investments, and the need for tighter background checks.
The conference’s annual media gathering in Texas brings together coaches, administrators and legislators to chart the future of college football’s postseason and address mounting revenue disparities.
A look at the veteran coaches whose contracts and performances suggest they could remain at their schools well into the next decade, and what that means for the sport’s evolving landscape.
Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark will open the 2026 media days in Frisco, Texas, addressing playoff expansion, revenue disparities, and legislative efforts that could shape the conference's future.
An exploration of the Southwest Conference's legacy, its dissolution, and the enduring impact on modern college football.
Paramount+ has greenlit a docuseries that will give fans an inside look at Texas Tech's transformative offseason, from its first Big 12 championship to the high‑profile gambling scandal involving former quarterback Brendan Sorsby.
Former CU standout Derrick White has been named president of basketball strategy and pledged a $2 million donation to help the program overcome recruiting hurdles.
Cameron Dickey and Ben Roberts lead a Texas Tech-heavy list of awardees, highlighting the team's depth and national recognition.
Cody Campbell, a former Texas Tech quarterback and co‑CEO of Double Eagle Energy Holdings, is emerging as a key influencer in college sports, navigating political debates and NIL reforms while facing criticism from media figures like Paul Finebaum.
Former college quarterback Brendan Sorsby wagered on his own teams, won a court ruling that restored his eligibility, attempted to enter the NFL supplemental draft, and now faces a league ban that could delay his professional debut until 2027.
A look at Coach Collin Klein’s first season, the team’s rising expectations, and the broader Big 12 backdrop.
The district has completed a sweeping reorganization of its football, baseball and softball coaching positions, bringing in experienced assistants and maintaining continuity within the athletic program.
Recent discussions among college football's top conferences explored expanding the playoff, while a quarterback's betting scandal added a layer of complexity to the sport's off‑field landscape.
College football media personality Josh Pate has identified the top four villains to watch in the 2026 season, spotlighting Texas Tech, the Texas Longhorns, Lane Kiffin and SEC commissioner Greg Sankey.
A series of legal challenges surrounding Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby culminated in his withdrawal from college football and entry into the NFL Supplemental Draft, straining relations with the Big 12 Conference and raising financial and legal concerns.
After a season marred by off‑field turmoil, quarterback Brendan Sorsby has decided not to play for Texas Tech, opting instead for the NFL Supplemental Draft. The move follows criticism of the school's attempt to reinstate him despite documented gambling violations and mental‑health concerns.
Brendan Sorsby's draft entry, a surprising World Cup stalemate, the Louisville Kings' championship celebration, and a new athletic director at Kentucky illustrate the diverse narratives shaping today's sports landscape.
Facing backlash over a $90,000 sports‑betting admission, Sorsby has left Texas Tech and is now eyeing the NFL’s supplemental draft as his only path to play this fall.
Despite a court injunction restoring quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s eligibility, Texas Tech’s Board of Regents has decided he will not play this fall, a move that has sparked a federal complaint from the Big 12 and a push for broader sports reform.
Texas Tech will be without starting quarterback Brendan Sorsby for the upcoming season after the Big 12 intervened over his gambling admission, prompting a supplemental draft entry and raising questions about the conference's competitive balance.
The Big 12’s coordinated campaign against Texas Tech and quarterback Brendan Sorsby, spurred by gambling allegations, has set a new precedent for conference intervention, while the school eyes a strong title run with backup quarterback Will Hammond.
Brendan Sorsby's move to the supplemental draft follows a Texas judge's injunction against the NCAA's suspension, igniting a firestorm over gambling, institutional loyalty, and conference politics.