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Can Brendan Sorsby Play for Texas Tech? Court’s “Temporary Injunction” Explained

The Brendan Sorsby-NCAA trial took an unexpected turn on Monday as the Lubbock County Court approved Sorsby’s injunction against the NCAA.

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Brendan Sorsby granted injunction vs. NCAA, eligible to play in 2026

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Brendan Sorsby eligible to play in 2026 after injunction win against NCAA

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Big 12 Could Face Legal Action From Texas AG if League Pursues Some Actions Against Tech Over Sorsby

The Texas Attorney General's office has notified the Big 12 of potential legal action from Texas Tech.

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Brendan Sorsby scandal best thing for college football, ESPN analyst says

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Texas Tech Defends Playing QB Brendan Sorsby Amid Gambling Addiction, Says 'It's Not Murder'

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Texas AG warns Big 12 could face legal action if league pursues actions against Tech over Sorsby

The temporary injunction issued Monday by a Texas district court prevents the NCAA from enforcing its permanent ban of Sorsby, a decision that sent shock waves across college sports.

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Ken Paxton warns Big 12 against sanctioning Texas Tech over Sorsby scandal

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Texas A.G.'s office informs Big 12 that Texas Tech will sue, if sanctioned

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Trinidad Chambliss' eligibility ruling, explained: What injunction from judge means for QBs future at Ole Miss

Coming out of the COVID era and right into the NIL era, college football is changing in ways people weren't expecting. It used to be a player's ultimate goal to make it to the NFL, but with the rise of NIL, players who could be late-round picks are now ...

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Judge reinstates college football player Brendan Sorsby amid gambling probe

Ross Dellenger, Yahoo Sports senior college football reporter, talks about the judge’s temporary injunction against the NCAA allowing Brendan Sorsby to play for Texas Tech in the 2026 season.

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Big Ten schools taking drastic action after Brendan Sorsby news: Report

Monday's ruling allowing Brendan Sorsby to keep his CFB eligibility didn't sit right with nearly every AD outside of Texas Tech.