Big Ten may mandate no competitions with Texas Tech after Sorsby ruling

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 10:34 AM

Last updated Jun 9, 2026

Big Ten may mandate no competitions with Texas Tech after Sorsby ruling
Summary

Following a ruling in the Brendan Sorsby case, Big Ten officials plan to discuss a possible mandate to not compete against Texas Tech in any sports. The decision has sparked controversy, particularly among athletic directors, with some expressing strong opinions about the ruling's implications. Currently, no Big Ten teams are scheduled to face Texas Tech in football this season. Discussion about the mandate is expected to take place in the coming days as the fallout from the Sorsby ruling continues to unfold.

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  • Big Ten officials are set to discuss a league-wide mandate against Texas Tech.
  • The Sorsby ruling has provoked strong reactions from athletic directors.
  • No Big Ten teams are scheduled to play Texas Tech in football this season.
  • Officials will review the mandate proposal in the coming days.
  • Criticism of the ruling has emerged from various corners of collegiate sports.
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  • 10:34 AMYahoo SportsBig Ten to discuss a mandate to not play Texas Tech in any sport, given the Brendan Sorsby ruling
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Monday's ruling in the Brendan Sorsby case has had ripple effects far beyond Texas Tech and the Big 12 conference.

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