Brendan Sorsby's lawyer warns Big 12 about court order
NBCSports.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 12:05 AM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
Brendan Sorsby is involved following a court order that restores his eligibility. The Big 12 and Texas Tech have expressed their potential reactions to the ruling. Sorsby's attorney cautioned the Big 12 against circumventing the order. The situation continues to develop as stakeholders assess the implications of the court’s decision.
- •Brendan Sorsby's eligibility is restored by a court order.
- •His lawyer warns the Big 12 against defying the ruling.
- •Texas Tech is involved in the discussions concerning Sorsby's eligibility.
- •The situation remains fluid as responses are awaited.
- 12:05 AMNBCSports.com — Brendan Sorsby’s lawyer warns Big 12 to not circumvent court order - NBC Sports
"With plenty of noise coming from the Big 12 and Texas Tech regarding the conference's potential reaction to Monday's court order restoring the eligibility of quarterback Brendan Sorsby, Sorsby has gotten involved.
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