NCAA opens investigation of Cincinnati over Brendan Sorsby's gambling
NBC Sports • • sports
Key Points:
- The NCAA has initiated an investigation into Cincinnati regarding quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s alleged gambling during his tenure with the Bearcats, following comments from Sorsby’s agent suggesting the school had knowledge of the issue.
- Cincinnati has received a "letter of inquiry" from the NCAA and is expected to respond soon, though the university has declined to comment on the specifics of the investigation.
- Cincinnati maintains that no athletics officials or staff members were aware of any impermissible sports wagering related to Sorsby during his time with the program.
- The NCAA retains authority over member institutions and could take action if it is found that Cincinnati knowingly allowed Sorsby to compete despite potential eligibility violations tied to gambling.
