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Ashton Larson tore his quad at LSU last season. That might be the reason he sometimes gets defensive subbed.

You are correct, but I was trying to point out a dynamic in many high-stakes legal disputes in college sports, including NIL contracts and buyouts, including the case of Brian Kelly's buyout, LSU attempting to avoid paying the full $54 million. Filing a lawsuit often isn't primarily about recovering the full contractual amount through a trial verdict—it's a tactical move to create leverage, force negotiations, and push for a settlement that both parties can live with.

Darian Mensah's case provides a blueprint for how the players' representatives have actively sought to avoid paying full contract buyouts. Both sides had too much to lose by going to court. They will likely shift to a settlement strategy to avoid a final stage trial.

Similar NIL lawsuits: Darian Mensah: Mensah paid a significant sum. Damon Wilson II: Ongoing Jaden Rashada: reached an agreement, avoiding trial. Demond Williams Jr.: withdrew his intent to enter the transfer portal

Texas Tech is not named as a defendant in the suit and is not legally required to pay Cincinnati directly. Sorsby's representatives, however have stated he refuses to pay and plan to defend the lawsuit aggressively, calling the buyout an unlawful penalty.

Texas Tech was aware of the buyout clause during recruitment and has factored the $1 million into Sorsby's revenue-sharing budget as part of his one-year deal

Larson's fielding is perfect (1.000%, 8 putouts, 0 errors), but substitutions often see him exit for Duplantier, who has a reputation for elite range and arm strength. Substitutions involving Pack Jr. are less common and not late-inning defensive substitution. Larson DHing?

Tinney 445 ft deep ball

With wind blowing out and 3 outfield fly out in the 2nd, Sam Cozart had to "Living on the Corners," prioritizing precision over middle-of-the-plate heat to mitigate the wind risk.

Through their first seven games of the season, the Oklahoma Sooners outscored their opponents by a total of 99-13 (12.24 runs per game). Current Score: Arizona State 14, Oklahoma 2 Top of the 3rd Inning

His fist SEC power ranking (January 18): 1 Ole Miss, 2 Georgia, 3 Oklahoma, 4 Texas, 5 Texas A&M, 6 LSU, 7 Tennessee, 8 Alabama After the ruling regarding Trinidad Chambliss's eligibility (Mid-Feb): Georgia moved up to the #1 spot, displacing Ole Miss, who dropped to #2. Oklahoma fell from #3 to #5, while Texas climbed to #3 and LSU rose to #4.

Any recent transfers to Vigor?

So Carson Tinney is Pudge: "catch-and-throw" skills and power-hitting Ruger Riojas is a Mini-Darvish: Texas Swiss Army Knives Dylan Volantis is CJ Wilson: left hand dominant closer to a front-line starting pitcher Thomas Burns is Tom Henke: high-fastball/splitter mix Ma(ddu)x Weiner is Mike Maddux: The Claw and A-Rod

Texas Softball: 11-0 vs. #16 Arizona Top 4th