Football

6/9/2026 |  Why is Brendan Sorsby still eligible after gambling? What to know after QB wins injunction vs. NCAA (Associated Press (AP)) Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has won a temporary injunction against the NCAA that allows him to remain eligible even after he acknowledged making thousands of impermissible bets worth at least $90,000 on college and pro sports. Those include some bets on his own team when he was a freshman at Indiana.

6/9/2026 |  College Sports World Reacts to Court Decision to Grant Brendan Sorsby Eligibility (Athletic Business) A judge in Lubbock, Texas, granted Brendan Sorsby his request for an injunction against the NCAA, making him eligible to play quarterback for Texas Tech this season despite admitting to placing bets on his own team as a college player in the past.

6/8/2026 |  Brendan Sorsby gets injunction vs. NCAA and could play for Texas Tech after gambling ineligibility (Associated Press (AP)) LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Brendan Sorsby has been granted a temporary injunction against the NCAA that could clear the way for him to play for Texas Tech this fall, even after the transfer quarterback was declared ineligible for wagering on college sports. Some of the bets were made on his own team while at Indiana.

6/8/2026 |  Bears Vote to Leave Illinois for Indianaollowing Illinois lawmakers' bypassing of a bill last week that would have kept the Chicago Bears in the state, team leaders and Indiana lawmakers announced their intention to proceed with a stadium project in Hammo (Athletic Business) Following Illinois lawmakers' bypassing of a bill last week that would have kept the Chicago Bears in the state, team leaders and Indiana lawmakers announced their intention to proceed with a stadium project in Hammond, Ind.

6/8/2026 |  College football teams generating buzz ahead of 2026: LSU, Notre Dame, USC offseason hype builds (CBS Sports) College football's offseason has never been quiet, and 2026 is no different, maybe for reasons that aren't all that exciting to some. Even with all the talk of College Football Playoff expansion and government involvement in the sport's future, there has been no shortage of buzz surrounding the teams themselves.