Brendan Sorsby Will Reportedly Enter NFL Supplemental Draft, Former Texas Tech QB Releases Statement
Key Points:
- Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby, declared ineligible for gambling, is applying for the NFL supplemental draft despite a judge temporarily restoring his college eligibility.
- The NCAA and Big 12 have filed separate court actions challenging Sorsby's eligibility and seeking sanctions against Texas Tech if he plays in the upcoming season.
- The Big 12 emphasized its commitment to protecting the integrity of college sports and opposes players who have bet on their own team's games participating.
- Texas Tech leadership, including head coach Joey McGuire, defended the school’s position in a public video message amid the controversy.
- The NFL supplemental draft, typically for players losing college eligibility after the regular draft deadline, has produced notable NFL players but has been rarely used in recent years.