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If the Big 12 wins this lawsuit, Sorsby could still be allowed to play because of the Texas court order. What the Big 12 would win is the right to punish Texas Tech for choosing to play him. At that point, the question isn't can Sorsby play, it is whether Tech values having him on the field more than whatever penalties the conference decides to impose.

We'll be doing a livestream on the YouTube channel during the game, if you want to come hang out:

@Blake Munroe and @CJ Vogel have some portal notes in this thread ahead of the team's elimination game in Omaha against Alabama:

I’ll spill it, I’m the next commit. Today I commit to the University of Texas football program. When will @Gerry Hamilton or @CJ Vogel or @Hank South will interview me?

Kendall Rogers' key to a Texas victory: "For Texas, it's get the ball to Sam Cozart with a lead."

The Texas-Alabama preview begins around the 16-minute mark:

Yes, according to the posted lineup.

247 posted this morning that he is set to UOV on June 22nd.

Hearing rumors Mendoza is hitting 4th today? Any truth to that @Jeff Howe?

Sorsby and Tech need to agree on a lower payment (since he can play, Tech is now on the hook to pay him), and Sorsby needs to declare for the supplemental draft.

The Kansas AG put it nicely. If the Texas State Attorney General takes any action beyond its poorly reasoned letter, we stand ready to assist …

To my understanding all-22 footage of CFB is super hard to get. Schools have access to it through PFF or other platforms that create special subscription packages for programs, but those packages aren't available to the general public. If I'm not mistaken I think most of the analysts who have access to all-22 college football film have logins from sources on staff. That's how writers get access to the actual NCAA transfer portal database. But PFF or whomever has their stuff on lock where all-22 film usually gets taken down pretty quickly if it's posted on YouTube or social media. CJ might have more than that but I think it's pretty hard to get for the general public. If you're an NFL fan you can get access to it by paying for NFL+ or whatever subscription the NFL offers for fans to access all-22 NFL film after games have been played. I also haven't seen any live broadcast form of all-22 besides Amazon's Thursday Night Football secondary broadcast that's a permanent skycam angle but is essentially all-22.

I don’t know who advised Tech / Campbell that preemptively coming over the top with a letter from the Texas AG (and another from Kessler) was a wise move, but it sure does appear to be backfiring on them. Oh wait, maybe I do know who likely thought that strategy would be a good move (see Campbell, Cody). 😂 Perhaps there will be a stay of the injunction on the upcoming appeal and cooler heads will prevail (and Sorsby will disappear to the NFL Supplemental draft), but it seems that Tech just continues to shoot themselves in the foot on this matter. The scorched Earth approach may wind-up only scorching Tech’s athletic future.

Some of us need some training on how to best watch the games either Texas or future opponents. Is there a place we can get All 22 views of games after the fact? Maybe Rod B could help us learn more about the game we love. A little game theory could help. What should we anticipate from Sark or Coach Boom based on down, distance, score, opponent, time on clock, and etc. What will opposing Team try to do based on their strengths and our weaknesses and other way around? You guys rock!

Tech is burning its own house down, and for what? An asterisk?! 😂

So, we’ll get the AGs for Colorado, Utah, West Virginia, Arizona, etc. issuing statemts each day as we go forward….

It's on you because you couldn't and apparently can't read between the lines. Keep blaming someone else for being that wrong. It's entertaining ... keep it going. I need the laughs