Under Texas law, courts defer to the internal affairs and rules of private associations and will not substitute the court’s judgment for the association's decision (such as membership revocation, rule-making, or expulsion) unless the association failed to follow its own bylaws or acted in bad faith. So how does Texas Tech get around that? ⬇️

The Texas Attorney General sent a formal letter to the Big 12 today alerting the conference that Texas Tech would take action against any league sanction.

Cody Campbell pushes back on the growing conversation around boycotting Texas Tech.

"Because they're desperate. They're desperate to be relevant on the national level." -@BruceFeldmanCFB tells @finebaum why he thinks Texas Tech has gone all in on Brendan Sorsby despite the PR disaster.

Ok. He didn’t save Penn State football. Except yes. He did. Both he and O’Brien did in different ways. O’Brien’s job was to steady the ship and not let it go under. I’m thankful for that. I’m more thankful for Zordich and Mauti who had more to do with that than O’Brien did. That being said. It’s hilarious that people like you re-write history. You realize the worst of the sanction effects were going to be in year 3 correct? When we were supposed to drop down to 65 scholarships. It’s one of the main reasons O’Brien got out of here when we did. While dealing with the worst of the sanctions Franklin (even in last year because of when he got fired) …. NEVER HAD A LOSING SEASON. He’s an egomaniac. You’re correct. He is. So are most coaches. In every sport. You new here? Every one wants to make sure they’re viewed publicly in the best light. That’s not a negative no matter how much you try to make it one. He was supposed to embrace “smash mouth PSU football.” Penn State hasn’t won a title in 39.5 years. No team outside of a Michigan team that cheated to get there has won that way in the last two decades. But go ahead cling to the past since that’s all you got. Also literally every coach will run a program and team their way. That’s what got them the job to begin with. He pissed off donors. You’re right. There’s two reasons some donors didn’t like him. One is pretty obvious. I’ll let you guess that reasons. He argued and chastised fans. He’s a better man than me. This fan base is entitled and pathetic (just look at your post). And we as a fan base should be better but we’re no better than anyone. The amount of vile shit he dealt with on a non-coaching level was despicable from a fanbase who prides themselves on “success with honor.” I wouldn’t have thanked the jackasses in this fanbase and I’m fine with him not doing it. Player misuse. It’s hilarious that people complain about how his used NIL. We had the highest rate of non-turnover in the country. Teams who just paid out bags to players had the most transfers. Franklin had the least. His loyalty was good and bad. It both lacked us getting the best players out there yet allowed us to retain the talent he recruited. I’m not even fully disagreeing with you on this one shockingly but it goes both ways. He failed at developing WR (he’s not the WR coach) and massively failed Allar (every starting QB under Franklin has made the NFL). You don’t understand why he was recruited? Because some of y’all only see 5-star fill in the blank. You need those types of players to be successful. Franklin’s classes landed in the teens …. Umm the majority of top classes are a) in the SEC b) teams who pay out ridiculous money and c) teams who recruit nationally. We’re none of the three. But do me a favor. Check out the all time highest ranked recruits at Penn State. Now look at how many came 2014 and later. Go ahead I’ll wait. James got told no a lot. You really must be new to this college football thing. EVERY coach is told no a lot. Kirby Smart gets told no a lot. Nick Saban got told no a lot. NO COACH GETS EVERY RECRUIT HE WANTS. James Franklin was a failure at Penn State? Lmao you do realize that our record under Franklin vs a better Ohio State and Michigan were similar to Paterno’s numbers against Michigan and Ohio State? Penn State won almost 70% of their games under Franklin. Players didn’t get into trouble. Won a conference title and numerous bowl games. You know for someone who talked about the history of Penn State it’s kind of comical that Franklin was the most Paterno like coach we pretty much had and complained how he’s the worst ever. Can’t take people like you seriously.

The Sooners are the new No. 1 team in the Softball America Top 25 poll following their series win in Austin. Plenty of other movement, including Virginia Tech entering the Top 10. See the entire Top 25 presented by @Go_Rout here: on3.com/softball/news/softba…