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Texas Tech QB's Eligibility Denied Amid Gambling Scandal
26 May
Summary
- NCAA denied QB Brendan Sorsby's eligibility reinstatement.
- Sorsby acknowledged betting on sports, including his own team.
- Texas Tech plans to appeal the NCAA's ruling on Sorsby.

Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has had his eligibility denied by the NCAA due to his admission of sports wagering, including on his own team as a freshman. University President Lawrence Schovanec announced that Texas Tech will appeal the ruling, expressing belief that the circumstances warrant a reversal.
Sorsby, a key player who entered the transfer portal, faces a court hearing next Monday for an injunction to play this season. The university president highlighted the rising issue of gambling addiction among college athletes and stressed Sorsby's recent completion of an inpatient treatment program.
He acknowledged betting on his former team at Indiana and other sports while at Cincinnati. Sorsby will receive ongoing treatment, monitoring, and support from Texas Tech, including clinical care, therapy, and financial oversight, as he continues his recovery.