AZ Hoosier

Some schools have self-reported for less, didn't ya, Rick Greenspan?

Yeah, good luck with any kind of ruling/decision other than "Sorsby plays"... as ridiculous as that is, clearly the fix is in.

(Not Stu, but...) Reading his arguments on X as subsequent posts to the above, he makes a strong case for bypassing the court ruling, IMO. I do not think for a moment that this matter is settled, the latest court ruling notwithstanding.

SIAP https://www.thedailyhoosier.com/meet-the-transfers-don-fischer-interviews-shazz-preston-turbo-richard-preston-zachman/

SIAP https://www.thedailyhoosier.com/iu-footballs-cignetti-memorial-stadium-appear-on-leaked-college-football-27-cover/

Indeed. More like epic con man. Loser.

Interesting twist on the transfer portal... possible loophole? https://uclawire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ucla/football/2026/05/28/did-uclas-karson-gordon-just-create-a-transfer-portal-loophole-ncaa-college-football/90299417007/

Cue the lawyers and fire up the legal appeal... https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/48884236/sources-ncaa-denies-reinstatement-texas-tech-qb-sorsby

hard pass... even as a joke.

Would be awesome to see the Arizona 'home" game in Phoenix instead of the cesspool that is Tucson.

And now, we fans in Arizona will get HAVE to watch that crapfest on a regular basis. FML.

It gets more and more disgusting and incredulous every day. My "takeaway"? is the bolded part in the quote. The worst part is that the local alum/fan/judge will most likely rule in his favor. The fix is in. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/brendan-sorsbys-lawsuit-ncaa-dangerous-precedent-college-sports "During his first football season, while on Indiana’s 'scout team,' Mr. Sorsby placed small bets—typically between $5 and $50—on the Indiana football team to win or for teammates to exceed expectations," the complaint reads. "He was not traveling with the team, and not privy to game plans; betting was his way of feeling connected to a team he could only watch from the sidelines. "For clarity, he never bet on a game he played in or had a reasonable chance of playing in (he wasn’t playing in games at the time), and he never made any bets in a manner that could impact the outcome of any game or undermine the integrity of any game."

The whole Sorsby thing is a farce... he's admitted to betting on his team (IU) and wants no consequences for breaking the rules? Another example of how bad the NCAA, and some entitled athletes really are.

And alarmingly reminiscent of the previous coaching administration.