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BOMC in reverse?

There are exactly one million reasons $$$ why his attorney would say this.

Sorsby should get the full $6m because he had all the leverage against Tech. The Big XII sued Tech, not Sorsby. It was Tech that was at risk. Could Tech have unilaterally decided to violate the court order allowing Sorsby to play? Hmmm. Just because the Big XII makes Tech ineligible for post season play doesn’t mean that Sorsby isn’t eligible to play. He’s just not playing for anything.

Eltife > Campbell and it’s not even close. It takes a lot more than money to build the type of machine that Eltife, CDC, Hartzell, etc. have put together. The University of Texas at Austin was founded to be a “university of the first class” but the administration, students, and alumni have turned this place into something more. A “university of the first class” means you want to be really good, on par with top peer universities. That is no longer the goal for The University of Texas at Austin. The goal is to be the BEST at everything we do, whether it be rowing, softball, men’s swimming and driving, accounting, petroleum engineering, or information systems. We’re #1 in all those things. The University doesn’t suffer from the narrowness of mind that reduces the overarching goal to “Beating tu!” or declaring success when competitive in one or two areas. By trying to be the best at everything we do at the University, we frequently achieve that goal, and when we don’t we’re darn close. The Director’s Cup honors athletics, but it’s symbolic of the overarching success that the University of Texas at Austin has achieved as an academic institution. The heads of this university haven’t lost track of these goals and it’s incumbent upon us, the students, alumni, faculty, and fan base to remember that as we represent The University, its goals, and morals when we interact with the world at large. It’s simple, try to be the best, do it the right way, and don’t fall into the trap of creating moral shortcuts to give yourself a “leg up.” Tech will undoubtedly bounce back, but I’m much happier to be in a position of strength to start with AND not have to work through the pain that they have brought upon themselves. All of that starts at the top and that’s why I’m oh so grateful that we have the quality of leadership that we do. Hook ‘em

This!

Self serving piece of crap (Campbell, that is). Tech needs a new Chair of the BoR.

Paxton will probably send a letter to all the D3 institutions in the state of Texas threatening their accreditation if they don’t agree to schedule Tech. With an undefeated regular season how could the CFP committee deny Tech???

For his sake I hope it was $6m. It’s not like Cody cares anyway. The BIG XII should still investigate to determine if Tech violated any NCAA eligibility rules before the mental illness determination. They probably won’t, but if they want to ensure Tech stays in line they should take this to the full extent possible.

Should also ask when the gambling addiction diagnosis was made by a medical professional. If Tech knowingly allowed Sorsby to participate in any team activities (practice, workouts, meetings, etc) before the formal diagnosis they would have knowingly been allowing a player that they knew had violated NCAA guidelines to participate in team activities. The after the fact diagnosis and later legal ruling wouldn’t protect Tech from those actions, if they did occur.

Someone really needs to ask Joey when and how he / Tech became aware of Sorsby’s situation and if the was before the end of spring practices, if Sorsby missed any practices after that.

Same folks that didn’t have us getting out of the regional. The game threads this year have been a brutal read.

One game at a time my friends

The AG’s job is to enforce the laws of the state of Texas, which Sorsby has violated and the AG appears to have done nothing about.

Light the tower!!!?!!?!??!???

So Paxton is writing legal threats against something that the Big XII might do…. Meanwhile I haven’t heard a thing from the AG’s office about the documented violation of Texas state gambling laws that Sorsby has admitted to. His priorities are “interesting” at best.