Moderators CJ Vogel Posted 14 hours ago Moderators Posted 14 hours ago Going to be interesting to see what happens here. I don’t suspect we will see Sorsby at all in 2026. 3 Quote
Steamboat Willie Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago Imagine the sh*t-show college sports will be if Sorsby and Kessler win, and players are allowed to gamble on their own games. 1 1 Quote
Migas & Fajitas Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago 4 minutes ago, Joe Zura said: I’d wager someone does 3 Quote
Joe Zura Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago 9 minutes ago, Migas & Fajitas said: I’d wager someone does 2 Quote
Neil Leininger Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago (edited) 2 hours ago, THookem said: What team is going to draft someone that bets on his own team. You can drive drunk and kill people and still play in the NFL, but you gamble on our own team that is just the unforgivable sin. Edited 11 hours ago by Neil Leininger 1 Quote
GoHorns1 Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago (edited) 2 hours ago, THookem said: Why would team waste a draft pick on a player with a gambling that be banned for life? Edited 11 hours ago by GoHorns1 Incorrect grammar Quote
Andy Arnold Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 3 hours ago, CJ Vogel said: Going to be interesting to see what happens here. I don’t suspect we will see Sorsby at all in 2026. Man, they just can’t let this come close to opening the door for gambling by players. this is so much bigger than just Sorsby. I can’t see any institution allowing this. It would deal college sports a massive hit and might be a death blow for the NCAA. But it goes way beyond that. Vegas and betting sites stand to lose millions if people decide college sports is dirty. Think Vegas is going to stay out of this fight? then there’s the tv networks who stand to lose millions and maybe billions when advertisers won’t want their names associated with shady stuff. be knowing, those boys will be all over this deal. Sorsby must be a sacrificial lamb, even if you have sympathy for him. im not even sure NFL teams will want him? 1 Quote
Roy Hinojosa Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago I know schools like Tech and A&M are somewhat immune to having no shame when it comes to optics and horrible takes, but this takes the cake. YOU SCREWED UP! Sorry you ruined your life, but take the L and move on. 1 Quote
.45s Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago This scandal could keep him out of the Hall of Fame. 1 Quote
Lnghrn Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago Reminds me of Art Schleiter (sp?) Ohio St qb who had series gambling issues. I think the NFL teams will have a hard time taking a guy who has potential gambling issues. Quote
NothinButDaHorns34 Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago 1 hour ago, Roy Hinojosa said: I know schools like Tech and A&M are somewhat immune to having no shame when it comes to optics and horrible takes, but this takes the cake. YOU SCREWED UP! Sorry you ruined your life, but take the L and move on. Society as a whole has lost the trait of being accountable for your actions. It’s always somebody else or something’s else’s fault that this happened to me. 1 1 Quote
harveycmd Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago The legal case for the NCAA is quite strong because it aligns with every other sports league or association. Further, the NFL will not simply allow Sorsby to enter the supplemental draft unquestioned. Player gambling issues is the worst thing that could happen to the NFL. 1 Quote
AusMOJO Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago He should be 100% punished and set an example for the rest of the players. Show some backbone. If he does get found guilty, what will Tech do at QB? Quote
tenneseehorn08 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago (mostly) not because he's at Tech, I hope he loses the buyout lawsuit with Cincinnati and is forced to pay, cannot reach a settlement on suspension, and the NFL turns him down. There must be consequences in life to deter people from doing dumb things. And hiring Kessler is stupid. There is no antitrust agreement not to compete issue here like with capping athlete compensation. And even if there were, there is an obvious pro-competitive justification for the NCAA enforcing it's anti-gambling rules. Quote
harveycmd Posted 39 minutes ago Posted 39 minutes ago This is a no-brainer despite the moral relativism of Tech fans. You literally can't have legitimate sports if the players are permitted to gamble on their own team's games. 1 Quote
ClubWhatever Posted 35 minutes ago Posted 35 minutes ago I blatantly violated the eligibility rules of my league. So much so that I need professional help. But I’m still going to try to bully my league into letting me play. Quote
harveycmd Posted 25 minutes ago Posted 25 minutes ago Criminal sooner Mateer should be out too. This is a matter much too serious to tolerate tomfoolery. Quote
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