Texas Tech faces potential boycotts from non-conference opponents
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 9:21 PM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
Texas Tech is under pressure from several schools considering boycotts against the program following quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s NCAA eligibility ruling. Oregon State, Abilene Christian, and Sam Houston are set to receive significant payments for scheduled matchups in 2026, but cancellation could lead to substantial financial losses. The situation escalated with Texas Tech officials discussing possible legal actions against any boycott threats. Athletic director Kirby Hocutt indicated uncertainty about Sorsby’s future with the program, noting his return post-suspension is uncertain. Further discussions among Big 12 athletic directors are expected to address the implications.
- •Oregon State would owe $1 million to cancel their game with Texas Tech.
- •Abilene Christian and Sam Houston may face financial losses if they withdraw.
- •Texas Tech's athletic director discussed the possibility of legal action.
- •Sorsby faces a two-game suspension to start the season.
- •Further meetings among Big 12 athletic directors are planned.
- 9:21 PMYahoo Sports — Texas Tech Boycott Could Cost Non-Conference Opponents Millions
"Oregon State would have to pay Texas Tech $1 million to cancel its matchup.
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