Cincinnati Denies Knowingly Playing Gambling Violator
#NFL #GamblingScandalCincinnati refuted claims it knew of Brendan Sorsby's gambling for two years, stating it would never knowingly play a violator. The school investigated a 2024 alert, accepted his denial, and provided education. Sorsby placed 9,000 bets, including on Indiana. read more
Sorsby ruling sparks boycott calls against Texas Tech
#CollegeFootball #GamblingScandalA judge ruled Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby eligible after admitting to thousands of bets, including on his own team. Reactions include disgust, integrity concerns, and Georgia banning future games against Texas Tech. The NCAA plans to appeal. read more
Judge recuses himself from Texas Tech QB lawsuit
#NCAA #GamblingScandalTexas judge Phillip Hays recused himself from QB Brendan Sorsby’s NCAA eligibility lawsuit due to Texas Tech ties. Sorsby, who admitted gambling on his own team, seeks an injunction to play this season while alleging NCAA hypocrisy over sportsbook partnerships. read more
Multiple states probe Texas Tech QB Sorsby gambling case
#NCAA #GamblingScandalState gaming regulators in Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky are investigating Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby’s alleged betting. Sorsby, who reportedly bet on an Indiana game and used a false name, entered rehab and hired a lawyer to retain eligibility. read more
NCAA reveals Fordham point-shaving plot using NIL agent ruse
#CollegeBasketball #GamblingScandalNCAA revealed a gambling ring posed as NIL agents to recruit Fordham players to throw a 2024 game against Duquesne for $10,000-$15,000. Two former Rams were ruled permanently ineligible; player Elijah Gray agreed to scheme but didn't follow through. read more
Texas Tech QB enters gambling treatment program
#NCAA #GamblingScandalTexas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby enters gambling addiction treatment after thousands of online bets. NCAA investigates, jeopardizing his eligibility. Backup Will Hammond recovers from ACL tear. Red Raiders face uncertain 2026 season without their star transfer. read more
#MLB #GamblingScandal
Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter, Ippei Mizuhara, will reportedly enter a plea deal regarding an alleged $4.5 million theft from the star's account. Mizuhara plans to admit guilt and vindicate Ohtani, who was unaware of the theft. read more