Huskers Dodge Brendan Sorsby Bullet

I may have missed it but has any reactions from his teammates been reported? It would be interesting to see what they feel about this.
 
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So given what AD Dannen said about not playing Texas Tech, what if the utterly improbable happens and we end up meeting the Red Raiders in the CFP? Are we going to forefeit?
 
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Apparently someone at the AD's office is blaming people outside TT for lawyering up for Sorsby.

AKA - it is Cambell's fault and even the AD's office realized their #1 booster is an a-hole.
 
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Early 2000s: Eric Crouch accepts a free ham sandwich at a community event and it goes national as an illegal benefit. Nebraska must report it to NCAA compliance officers.

2026: A Texas Tech transfer player admits he gambled on his own team and still has an addiction to gambling. Eligible to play after sitting out two early season games.

It's always one extreme or the other. We truly are living in the wild, wild west.
 
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My thought is just how deep does this rabbit hole go? To think that Sorsby is the only one, or there are just a small handful of players betting seems highly improbable. I think this is far more widespread than we know.
Ya think??? :D :happy0188:

I'm reminded of that scene from that classic movie, Casablanca:
The Scene: Captain Renault (played by Claude Rains) feigns outrage at the illegal casino in Rick's Café to justify shutting it down.
Captain Renault: "I'm shocked! Shocked gambling is going on here."
(A croupier hands Renault a pile of money.)
Croupier: "Your winnings, sir."
Captain Renault: (low voice) "Oh, thank you very much."
 

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It's still far from a done deal that Sorsby will play for TT this season. Gee, I wonder if anyone is giving odds on his ultimate eligibility? :)
 
Early 2000s: Eric Crouch accepts a free ham sandwich at a community event and it goes national as an illegal benefit. Nebraska must report it to NCAA compliance officers.

2026: A Texas Tech transfer player admits he gambled on his own team and still has an addiction to gambling. Eligible to play after sitting out two early season games.

It's always one extreme or the other. We truly are living in the wild, wild west.
WOW completely forgot that ham sandwich
 

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