Judge Recuses Himself From Brendan Sorsby’s NCAA Lawsuit

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Judge Recuses Himself From Brendan Sorsby’s NCAA Lawsuit

The judge overseeing Sorsby’s lawsuit vs. NCAA officially recused himself Wednesday due to ties to Texas Tech University. Sorsby is seeking an injunction to play the 2026 season while battling what court filings describe as a “clinically diagnosed” gambling disorder. The quarterback remains under NCAA and state gambling investigations tied to alleged betting activity dating back to 2022.

By Shubham Bhargav

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