Big 12 lawsuit against Texas Tech over Brendan Sorsby has not yet been dismissed
The Big 12 Conference has not dismissed its lawsuit against Texas Tech regarding Brendan Sorsby's eligibility. While Sorsby has dropped his own legal action against the NCAA and is pursuing the NFL, the conference continues to monitor its options. The legal dispute stems from Sorsby placing thousands of sports bets, including wagers on his own team.
What changed
The Big 12 is maintaining its lawsuit against Texas Tech despite Sorsby ending his college career.
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Big 12 Lawsuit Against Texas Tech Remains Active After Sorsby Departs
confidence 90%The Big 12 Conference has not dismissed its lawsuit against Texas Tech regarding Brendan Sorsby's eligibility. While Sorsby has dropped his own legal action against the NCAA and is pursuing the NFL, the conference continues to monitor its options. The legal dispute stems from Sorsby placing thousands of sports bets, including wagers on his own team.
What's confirmed:
- Brendan Sorsby dropped his lawsuit against the NCAA.
- The Big 12 lawsuit against Texas Tech has not been dismissed.
- Sorsby admitted to placing thousands of sports bets, including wagers on his own team games.
- Sorsby is applying to enter the NFL supplemental draft.
Still unconfirmed:
- The Big 12 may seek legal fees from Texas Tech.
- The conference may be bracing for a lawsuit from Sorsby.
- Texas Tech told Sorsby he would not play in 2026.