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The Canadian Football League says it will not register Brendan Sorsby’s contract or add him to any team’s negotiation list, effectively ending his 2026 playing prospects amid serious NCAA gambling allegations; with NFL interest waning and his college eligibility renounced, his remaining options appear limited to junior college after the UFL season.
With the deadline for the supplemental draft looming, Brendan Sorsby’s agent says there’s hope the NFL won’t bar his client, arguing the NCAA investigation found no integrity violations and that his bets occurred before he was on the travel roster and not during games; the league still must decide whether to admit him and whether a suspension would follow if drafted, a decision that could face challenge from the NFLPA.
Texas Tech declared starting quarterback Brendan Sorsby ineligible amid an NCAA gambling investigation and filed for reinstatement for the 2026 season; Sorsby reportedly wagered thousands of bets across multiple apps since 2022, including on college football and UFC, and has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA. If he cannot return, Will Hammond, who is returning from ACL injury, could start early in 2026, with Tulsa transfer Kirk Francis available as needed.
New York could add Texas Tech transfer Brendan Sorsby as a top arm in the NFL’s rarely used supplemental draft, betting on his arm talent despite an NCAA gambling investigation that could affect his eligibility.
Hype around the 2027 quarterback class remains fragile as Texas Tech’s Brendan Sorsby faces an NCAA gambling investigation and an indefinite leave for rehab, potentially reshaping early draft projections; the piece notes past mock misses and stresses that predicting two years ahead is speculative, since a season’s injuries, rises, and setbacks will determine which quarterbacks emerge as blue-chip options.
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has taken an immediate indefinite leave to enter a residential treatment program for a gambling addiction, while an NCAA investigation into his sports betting unfolds. He reportedly wagered thousands across betting apps, including bets tied to Indiana football from his time at Indiana, and transferred to Texas Tech with a notable NIL deal for 2026. If the NCAA finds him ineligible for wagering on his sport at another school, he could face significant penalties and Tech would pursue reinstatement if possible. In the meantime, backup Will Hammond is returning from ACL rehab and Tulsa transfer Kirk Francis could start early in 2026 if Hammond isn’t ready, leaving Tech with questions about its quarterback future but a strong supporting roster as it contends in the Big 12.
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby left the program to enter a residential gambling rehab, with the move reportedly tied to an NCAA investigation into his online betting activity; the transfer from Cincinnati and a large NIL deal are part of the broader context as Tech relies on quarterback depth behind Behren Morton.
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby is set to enter a residential treatment program for a gambling addiction after reports of thousands of online bets, including wagers on Indiana in 2022. The NCAA is investigating the case, and Sorsby’s February transfer from Cincinnati to Texas Tech prompted a $1 million breach-of-contract lawsuit from Cincinnati. The situation highlights the broader challenges gambling poses in college sports.
Biff Poggi, named interim head coach after Sherrone Moore's abrupt firing due to personal misconduct and legal issues, describes the situation as 'complex' and is focused on supporting the team emotionally while Michigan searches for a new head coach.
Michigan State has fired head football coach Jonathan Smith after a 9-15 record over two seasons, marking the continuation of a decade-long decline since the Mark Dantonio era, amid NCAA sanctions and internal challenges.
Three former Eastern Michigan basketball players refused to cooperate with an NCAA investigation into suspicious betting on their games, which has led to an inability to determine if violations occurred; the players' non-cooperation could result in loss of eligibility and other penalties.
A source confirms that Central Michigan University's coaching staff requested former Michigan staffer Connor Stalions to assist during the 2023 season opener against Michigan State, amid ongoing NCAA investigations into Stalions' alleged sign-stealing scheme involving Michigan football, raising questions about the coaching staff's awareness and involvement.
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer denies betting on sports after Venmo screenshots suggest otherwise, claiming the references were jokes and emphasizing he has never engaged in sports gambling, amid increased scrutiny on athletes' activities due to the rise of sports betting.
Arizona State University's athletic department has reportedly eliminated its $300 million debt through a financial restructuring, as announced by ASU President Michael Crow. This restructuring integrates the athletic department into the core of the university's financial model, allowing it to focus on athletic and academic success. The specifics of how the debt was eliminated remain unclear, sparking reactions on social media.
A new book excerpt reveals Jim Harbaugh's frustrations with Michigan's athletic director Warde Manuel, whom he felt did not adequately support him amid NCAA investigations and contract negotiations. Harbaugh's grievances and a potential NFL opportunity with the Los Angeles Chargers led to his departure from Michigan, paving the way for offensive coordinator Sherrone Moore to become head coach. Despite the tensions, the changes may have ultimately benefited all parties involved.