2025 College Football Thread

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Ari Meirov
@MySportsUpdate
Brendan Sorsby admitted to wagering at least $90,000 across more than 9,000 bets during his college career, including bets involving Indiana football while he was a member of the Hoosiers in 2022.

For the current outlook to be that he'll play in 2026 after serving just a two-game suspension is stunning.
 
Wow that kid was active on the gambling sites lol
 
The judicial system has determined that the NCAA has no power.
 
ProFootballTalk
@ProFootballTalk
Kansas State A.D. Gene Taylor, speaking on the record to @RossDellenger, calls the court ruling in the Brendan Sorsby case "fucking bullshit" -- and Big 12 teams are considering refusing to play Texas Tech.
 
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Ross Dellenger
@RossDellenger
Athletic officials from Nebraska and Georgia sent department-wide memos today instructing their coaches and sport deputies not to schedule Texas Tech. If games are already scheduled, the schools may work to cancel the matchups.
 
@PeteThamel
NEWS: Big Ten officials are expected to discuss in the upcoming days a league-wide mandate to not play Texas Tech in any sports, per three Big Ten sources. This is in the wake of Nebraska AD Troy Dannen informing his staff today that they aren't allowed to schedule Texas Tech.
 
Brandon Marcello
@bmarcello
All four justices on the Seventh Court of Appeals in Texas are Texas Tech graduates.


Of course.

Little Brother figured out the way to real power.
 
Joe Pompliano
@JoePompliano
All the people defending Brendan Sorsby by saying he never bet on his own team to lose seem to be overlooking the fact that he bet on unders for Indiana's passing yards and points scored while he was on the team. That is effectively the same thing as betting against your team.


Yeah, that's gotta be a permaban.
 
They're really targeting young people on these betting apps. Like the beverage companies with all the fruity alcoholic beverages.

They banned Joe Camel for this very reason.
 
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