Statement regarding Brendan Sorsby. Long Live the Matadors!

Texas litigator here. Unless and until the Amarillo Court of Appeals or the Texas Supreme Court stays or dissolves the valid temporary injunction obtained by Brandon Sorsby, Texas Tech would be well within its right to take legal action against any entity—the Big XII Conference, the CFP, other universities—that attempts to “punish” Tech for complying with with the controversial-but-lawful TI. Sorsby has been reinstated by a lawful order from court of competent jurisdiction, and while Tech is not obligated to play Sorsby, it currently has the right to do so. And the NCAA’s interlocutory appeal of the TI order is unlikely to be resolved prior to the end of the college football season. Against this backdrop, any organization that attempts to step in for the NCAA to exclude Sorsby is inviting a lawsuit from Sorsby and/or Tech, with Tech taking the position that it is merely complying with the TI order and that it can’t be punished for doing so.

The SEC and Big 10 finally agree. Is it about CFP expansion? No Is it about the transfer portal? No Is it about the CFB calendar? No Is it about GREED? YES

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Here’s the Senate Commerce Committee majority spokesperson’s statement in responding to the SEC and Big Ten’s earlier joint release against the Senate bill

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For the second straight year, WE’LL PLAY FOR IT ALL!

WE’LL PLAY ANOTHER ‼️

The bi-partisan Cruz/Cantwell bill is, by far, the most comprehensive, well constructed, and well written piece of legislation that has been brought forward in the 7 years that the “college sports powers that be” have been lobbying Congress. This bill is our best (and possibly only) opportunity to preserve and protect our college sports system. It also has a very good chance to pass and become law. If a stakeholder has a specific issue with the bill, then they should be transparent and constructive. Their input will be welcomed. At the end of the day, nobody is going to get exactly everything they want, but we can all work together to find a solution that everyone can live with. Back-room arm twisting, shadowy lobbying, obstructionism, and obfuscation of facts (all motivated by selfish agendas) is counter productive, and is the very reason that we have found ourselves in the mess that we college spots have become. Put all of the cards on the table, and let’s make a deal! Be an honest broker, act with integrity, be forthright, grow up, be a professional, and set selfish interest aside to do what benefits the greater good and preserves this Great American Institution.

Introducing the main cover of the 2026 edition of Dave Campbell's Texas Football magazine, featuring Texas Tech’s Joey McGuire, Cody Campbell, James Blanchard, Kirby Hocutt & Ben Roberts! 🏈🌵 #WreckEm | @optimum Story, including how to secure your copy, below ⬇️

Texas Tech Hall of Honor member Mike Leach is on the ballot for the NFF College Football Hall of Fame for the first time alongside 3 other of our former head coaches.

CRASHING THE SEMIS ONCE AGAIN‼️

Mike Leach is officially under consideration for the College Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2027, per @Brett_McMurphy The former Texas Tech, Washington State and Mississippi State coach is on the ballot after the eligibility percentage was adjusted last May.

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