I hope all schools decide not to play tech in any sport, effectively giving their entire athletic department the death penalty
Unreal: Sorsby eligible
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What a stupid hill for tard to choose to die on
Simply amazing how they continue to outclown themselves decade after decade
****ing idiots
Simply amazing how they continue to outclown themselves decade after decade
****ing idiots
45-70Ag said:NEWS: Big Ten officials are expected to discuss in the upcoming days a league-wide mandate to not play Texas Tech in any sports, per three Big Ten sources. This is in the wake of Nebraska AD Troy Dannen informing his staff today that they aren't allowed to schedule Texas Tech. pic.twitter.com/s95pc6oK3B
— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) June 9, 2026
I know we give a lot of **** to other schools and conferences and rightfully so. But man, just for once, I want to see all these ADs come together as one and with one voice tell tceh to go **** themselves. In all sports.
I know this might seem a bit grandiose to say, but to me at least, this legitimately feels like a pivotal moment in college sports. Not with what just happened with the ruling, but in how the rest of us respond officially.
Texas Tech was set to announce a “major blue blood” home and home series in the coming weeks, per Joey McGuire last week in San Antonio.
— CJ Vogel (@CJVogel_OTF) June 9, 2026
USC was reported to be one of those schools. https://t.co/td1jxpPgll
Oops
i think the best way to handle this is thru the committee.
If the NCAA is toothless, the opposite is true of the playoff committee, they hold all the keys. They have the ability to keep tech out of the playoffs.
I do wonder, where is the Big 12 brass in all this?
If the NCAA is toothless, the opposite is true of the playoff committee, they hold all the keys. They have the ability to keep tech out of the playoffs.
I do wonder, where is the Big 12 brass in all this?
Playoff committee is spineless... don't expect them to take a stand for what's right
If the big 12 ADs band together & boycott **** school, it will force the conference to act
If the big 12 ADs band together & boycott **** school, it will force the conference to act
I saw something where every big 12 school is thinking about voting tech out of the Big 12. The only two that have not agreed are BYU and UCF. Who knows.
Gig ‘Em Baby!
Pichael Thompson said:
Playoff committee is spineless... don't expect them to take a stand for what's right
If the big 12 ADs band together & boycott **** school, it will force the conference to act
The Nebraska A.D. is on the playoff committee.
Gig ‘Em Baby!
You guys understand the in state dynamics far better than I do, but it's just. Mind blowing to me how badly they have let their little brother system delude them into not seeing what this will do to them. Even if they cave now and do the right thing, the damage is done. They are a pariah, and a quick look at their MB shows that not one of them can even see it.
If they cave now, things will move on pretty quickly, but do you really think they're gonna cave?
Gig ‘Em Baby!
Depends how bad things get, but not unless they absolutely have to.
And my guess is that one voice really matters, Cody's. As long as he says "fight", they will. But at some point, if all these threats come to pass, they are going to get backed into an awful corner. Their biggest most important alum vs. the long term well being of the school. Heck, they may be there now.
And my guess is that one voice really matters, Cody's. As long as he says "fight", they will. But at some point, if all these threats come to pass, they are going to get backed into an awful corner. Their biggest most important alum vs. the long term well being of the school. Heck, they may be there now.
oragator said:
You guys understand the in state dynamics far better than I do, but it's just. Mind blowing to me how badly they have let their little brother system delude them into not seeing what this will do to them. Even if they cave now and do the right thing, the damage is done. They are a pariah, and a quick look at their MB shows that not one of them can even see it.
Tech grads aren't exactly known for their intellect.
If it starts to affect their entire athletic program, somebody's gonna have to step up and say wake up.
Gig ‘Em Baby!
Be nice if this is what crashes the whole sham that is NIL and transfer portal.
Go back to paying players under the table and reign in the portal.
Go back to paying players under the table and reign in the portal.
tech is taking a big risk with every game they allow him to play, extremely high likelihood they will have to vacate all those wins.
I havent kept up w them, is there just no one else that can step in and play?
They are playing with fire with any game he plays in
I havent kept up w them, is there just no one else that can step in and play?
They are playing with fire with any game he plays in
Big 12 ADs and I think presidents are meeting with Yormark this week to discuss.
It's a bad day for college football. First NIL and now Liberal judges are now in charge of the league.
BTW, it's ridiculous to think any team will refuse to play them. Sounds good but no school has the guts. Too much money to lose.
BTW, it's ridiculous to think any team will refuse to play them. Sounds good but no school has the guts. Too much money to lose.
The NCAA needs to appeal this to Amarillo. I bet they will vacate the injunction. If that hasn't already happened, it needs to ASAP.
I've read a couple opinions about the appeal process. They all agreed the process will take time. The season will most likely end before the appeal is heard. If this happens, the appeal will be dropped.
S.A. Aggie said:
It's a bad day for college football. First NIL and now Liberal judges are now in charge of the league.
BTW, it's ridiculous to think any team will refuse to play them. Sounds good but no school has the guts. Too much money to lose.
Why would they not refuse it? Its one school. There are hundreds to play.
Techs biggest non conference is Arkansas in 2030 ( Jerrah must have set up, with his plethora of football good choices) and at Oregon State next year. A team that has no conference.
Sparkie said:
I've read a couple opinions about the appeal process. They all agreed the process will take time. The season will most likely end before the appeal is heard. If this happens, the appeal will be dropped.
Lol. No. Injunctive relief is appealable on an interlocutory basis, and those appeals usually take a week or two. I have had many. If they appeal it, Amarillo will issue a decision before the season starts, easily.
Just saw a segment where the George A.D. said he's gonna get all the other A.D.'s to go and sign something to go along with the NCAA new appeal that everyone in college football is behind the NCAA that Sorsby should not play.
Gig ‘Em Baby!
Tceh is effed and I love it
"I don't care about your feelings OP. I'm not going to let fandom replace reason, thought, and history"
Sparkie said:
I've read a couple opinions about the appeal process. They all agreed the process will take time. The season will most likely end before the appeal is heard. If this happens, the appeal will be dropped.
Perhaps so. But there are occasions when a case is deemed "not moot" and is actually heard, especially when there is a high probability that there will be similar or same cases prospectively brought in the courts in the future. Example: Roe v. Wade, a case heard after Norma Jean McCorvey had the child she was attempting to abort.
I said it on another thread a few weeks ago:
The greedy overlords at espn would love to have guaranteed hate watching they can use to sell you sugar drinks, unnecessary medicine, heart clog food, crappy foreign cars and legalized fintech schemes.
Sadly, if tech wins the big 12 Scumbag Sorsby would probably get to play in the playoffs because it would be such a debacle the likes of which we have never seen.Mega Lops said:
If scumbag harbaugh can get off Scott free for having a minion spy on opponents on a championship run year, I can see a scumbag judge granting an injunction to allow sorsby to draw this out so he can play.
If there is money to be made here, sorsby will play somehow. If tech's sugar daddy has no friends or cachet that matter, he won't play.
You can always count on tech to embarrass itself for sure.
The greedy overlords at espn would love to have guaranteed hate watching they can use to sell you sugar drinks, unnecessary medicine, heart clog food, crappy foreign cars and legalized fintech schemes.
Having the playoff committee decide which teams have eligible players and which don't sounds like one of the worst ideas ever for college football playoff!! These people can barely figure out who the top 4 teams are!
You want to trust this morons with determining eligibility?
This court needs to be put in check immediately. Appeal forthcoming!
I'm Gipper
You want to trust this morons with determining eligibility?
This court needs to be put in check immediately. Appeal forthcoming!
I'm Gipper
i hope like hell playoff committee leaves them out - either Tech gets left out or they sue and committee has to go through full disclosure in their selection process and they get exposed. We would all win either wayIm Gipper said:
Having the playoff committee decide which teams have eligible players and which don't sounds like one of the worst ideas ever for college football playoff!! These people can barely figure out who the top 4 teams are!
You want to trust this morons with determining eligibility?
This court needs to be put in check immediately. Appeal forthcoming!
The NCAA has already made the decision, the CFP Committee can just enforce that.
This decision by the court is the beginning of the real end to the ncaa but hopefully a big boost to actual regulation by our Government, hate to say it but college presidents, college AD, conference commissioners have failed miserably at regulating college football. Its clear to me the amount of money involved makes it impossible for commish, ad, Presidents to do the right thing.
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hate to say it but college presidents, college AD, conference commissioners have failed miserably at regulating college football
what could they have done better?
any time they try to do something or enforce any rule, a court slaps them down.
Burpelson said:
This decision by the court is the beginning of the real end to the ncaa but hopefully a big boost to actual regulation by our Government, hate to say it but college presidents, college AD, conference commissioners have failed miserably at regulating college football. Its clear to me the amount of money involved makes it impossible for commish, ad, Presidents to do the right thing.
The Government is who has put CFB in this mess. You realize that right?
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"All I'm saying is that you could have robbed banks, sold dope or stole your grandmother's pension checks and none of us would have minded. But shaving points off of a football game, man that's un-American."
What is surprising is tech still wants him to be their qb1. The dude is not someone who can be counted on. The game is just a bet to him.
Cody Campbell pens an op-ed, touching on a CBA and the Senate bill, which he says "has a legitimate chance to become law."
— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) June 9, 2026
Campbell: "If the SEC (or any other conference) were to secede, they would have the exact same rules enforcement issues under anti-trust law the NCAA does." https://t.co/5D44LNJIlB
This idiot really thinks he's some kind of savior.
Kozmozag said:
What is surprising is tech still wants him to be their qb1. The dude is not someone who can be counted on. The game is just a bet to him.
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