Texas Tech QB Sorsby wins injunction, eyes 2026 return after gambling admissions
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Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby won a Texas court temporary injunction overturning the NCAA's permanent ineligibility for gambling, allowing him to play this season after missing two games and setting the stage for a potential 2026 return. The NCAA plans to appeal. Sorsby admitted wagering more than $90,000 on thousands of bets, including bets on his own team, and the judge ordered ongoing gambling counseling (including Gamblers Anonymous) and monthly compliance reports.
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