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NFLPA Yet to Decide Whether to Back Brendan Sorsby

Sorsby’s challenge against the NFL is entering a new phase after the league denied his supplemental draft application. Attorney Kessler plans to raise the issue with the NFLPA. However, the union has not determined whether it has grounds to challenge the ruling. If the NFLPA declines involvement, Sorsby could ultimately pursue legal action against the league.

By Shubham Bhargav

Brendan Sorsby's Lawyer Challenges NFL Draft Denial

Sorsby’s legal team is challenging the NFL’s decision to deny his supplemental draft application. Attorney Jeffrey Kessler said the league “never indicated that it would need or want to review anything other than the application itself.” Kessler added Sorsby “fully completed the application” and even offered additional information, but “the NFL declined that invitation.”

By Shubham Bhargav

about 2 hours ago

What’s Next for Brendan Sorsby After NFL Supplemental Draft Denial?

“Your petition ... does not provide a basis for the league to alter those plans,” the NFL wrote in denying Sorsby’s request to enter the supplemental draft. The decision leaves the Texas Tech quarterback without a path to the NFL or FBS football in 2026. Potential next steps include legal action against the NFL, a season at the junior-college level, a return to Texas Tech in a limited capacity, or preparation for the 2027 NFL Draft.

By Samnur Reza

about 2 hours ago

Mitchell Turner Commits to Ole Miss Over Texas, Alabama and LSU

“All glory to God…The work continues,” Turner said after announcing his commitment to Ole Miss. The 2027 defensive lineman chose the Rebels over Texas, Alabama and LSU. Turner is rated as the No. 3 defensive lineman in the 2027 Rivals300 and one of the nation’s top overall prospects. The Louisville, Mississippi, standout gives Ole Miss a significant recruiting addition on the defensive front.

By Samnur Reza

about 4 hours ago

Oklahoma State Lands Historic Jersey Patch Deal With Osage Nation

Oklahoma State Cowboys has finalized a landmark jersey patch partnership with the Osage Nation, becoming the first Big 12 program to secure a uniform patch sponsorship. The agreement will place Osage Nation branding across all Oklahoma State athletic teams beginning in 2026-27, while expanding a longstanding relationship focused on education, economic development, Native representation and community engagement.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 4 hours ago

NCAA Approves Landmark Age-Based Eligibility Model

The NCAA Division I Cabinet has unanimously approved a new age-based eligibility model, marking a major shift in college athletics. Under the rule, an athlete's eligibility clock will begin at full-time college enrollment or after their 19th birthday, whichever comes first. The model is expected to take effect this summer, pending final approval.