We hit the ol' edit button on the Big 12 preview and updated it after Sorsby's supplemental draft decision. Texas Tech's returning production ranking falls into the 20s, but the Red Raiders are still the clear top dog. Especially with that schedule. espn.com/college-football/st…

Brendan Sorsby to the NFL supplemental draft: What to know NFL teams are very high on his skill set espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/4907…

Here is Cody Campbell’s statement on Brendan Sorsby going to the NFL. “There is no practical way to resolve all the various pending legal disputes and ensure his eligibility prior to this date. This is the only viable and fair path for Brendan and his future, as well as for his teammates, and our university.”

Sources: Texas Tech transfer quarterback Brendan Sorsby plans to enter the NFL Supplemental Draft. Amid the legal wrangling over his NCAA eligibility after admitting he bet on sports, he intends to head to the NFL.

Statement from the Big 12 Board of Directors:

Kansas AG Kris Kobach joining the Oklahoma AG in offering support to the Big 12.

NEWS: The Big 12 has filed a complaint in federal court in Dallas for a declaratory judgement, which would effectively give the league the ability to enforce its by-laws. This comes in response to the Texas AG's letter last week. This would empower the Big 12 to have autonomy to make a decision on Brendan Sorsby's case.

Oklahoma attorney general Gentner Drummond is calling on the Big 12 to suspend Brendan Sorsby and sanction Texas Tech, dismissing legal threats from Ken Paxton as "meritless." More on his letter to Brett Yormark: espn.com/college-football/st…

NEWS: The Oklahoma Attorney General's office issued a rebuttal letter to the Texas AG's office's letter to the Big 12. Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond says that the idea that Big 12 may not sanction its members is “facially absurd” and says Texas Tech’s actions have “constituted a shameful chapter in the story of college football.” Per me and @max_olson.

Statement from Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark to ESPN: “Shortly before the start of today's Big 12 Executive Board meeting, the Conference received a letter from the Texas Attorney General’s office notifying the Conference of potential legal action from Texas Tech if the Conference pursues certain actions under its Bylaws. We are taking time with our legal counsel to understand the concerns of the state and will meet again with the full Board next week.   We moved forward with our Executive Board today in preparation for our full Board meeting on Monday. We had a good and informative discussion. Sentiment among the Executive Board was no different from what we heard from the ADs earlier this week.   Our discussion with the full Board will determine our course of action, and all options remain on the table.”

There’s a fun pickup: UCF adding a 6-foot-11 men’s basketball transfer from Campbell to its offensive line room.

Who are the top 10 wide receivers in college football? @ByEliLederman and I surveyed 20 GMs, scouting directors and personnel staffers across the sport. No debate around Jeremiah Smith at No. 1. Here's how they ranked the rest of the best WRs in CFB: espn.com/college-football/st…

Over the next two years, who will be the best overall CFB team? 🤔 @ESPNRittenberg dives into future power rankings 👀 More: spr.ly/6011B80sOH

Statement from Brett Yormark on the athletic director call that just concluded.

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.

“How (can you) trust the outcome of a game again?” ESPN story with @max_olson and @Mark_Schlabach on the unified reaction around college sports to the Brendan Sorsby ruling. Big 12 ADs will talk about it tomorrow. Can anything change? espn.com/college-football/st…

Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark to ESPN on Brendan Sorsby ruling: “The ramifications of today’s ruling are significant and could have broad impacts across college athletics, creating great concern amongst our membership. I’ve been consulting with our key stakeholders and have scheduled meetings with our Conference ADs and Executive Board this week. We are also in touch with Charlie Baker and anticipate the NCAA to appeal the order in the next 24-48 hours. We will continue to monitor and evaluate the situation.”

NCAA is now the only sports organization on earth that can’t ban a player for betting on his own team. 8.7 billion people on one side … one Texas judge on the other. Brendan Sorsby won a temporary injunction. The NCAA may have a permanent problem. Column for @espn espn.com/college-football/st…

One of the conditions listed in the preliminary injunction: Brendan Sorsby would serve a 2-game suspension.

NEWS: A judge in district court in Lubbock County, Texas, has granted the injunction requested by Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby. He’s set to be eligible for the 2026 season.