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A temporary restraining order in a lawsuit against the NCAA could allow Browns tight end Dae’Quan Wright to return to Ole Miss for another season, potentially prompting his release from Cleveland as the team adjusts its tight-end depth.
Brendan Sorsby’s lawsuit against the NCAA was voluntarily dismissed after Texas Tech reportedly told him he would not be allowed to play during the 2026-27 season, rendering the injunction moot and prompting him to pursue the NFL supplemental draft amid a related Big 12 sanctions dispute.
QB Brendan Sorsby has officially entered the NFL supplemental draft after his lawsuit against the NCAA was dismissed, rendering him ineligible for college football in 2026. His entry into the supplemental draft hinges on NFL eligibility and potential suspensions, with the draft anticipated in July and the Boutte precedent suggesting limited or no immediate penalties.
Lane Kiffin reacted with a facepalm emoji to a fan's theory blaming him for Tennessee's NIL investigation, with the state government now backing the Volunteers in a federal lawsuit against the NCAA over NIL rules. The lawsuit argues that current NCAA rules interfere with athletes' ability to earn NIL compensation, citing the Sherman Antitrust Act and accusing the NCAA of hindering the NIL market from functioning.