Cincinnati denies agent's claim that it knew about Brendan Sorsby's gambling habits
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Key Points:
- Agent Ron Slavin claimed in a Dallas radio interview that the University of Cincinnati was aware of quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s gambling habits for two years but took no action.
- Cincinnati strongly denied the allegations, emphasizing their commitment to gambling education and adherence to NCAA sports wagering regulations.
- The dispute follows a legal battle where Cincinnati sued Sorsby for $1 million after his transfer to Texas Tech, though Texas Tech never played him in a game.
- Sorsby reportedly violated NCAA gambling rules multiple times during his tenure at Cincinnati, raising questions about the university’s oversight and potential NCAA compliance issues.
- The situation highlights ongoing concerns about NCAA enforcement effectiveness regarding player gambling violations.
