Christopher 'Mad Dog' Russo

He was at Cincinnati.

Prior to that, he was at Indiana.

They found out that he was betting on Indiana football games.

He was betting over $90,000 on a variety of sports.

He was betting through friends, family members, and all of a sudden got caught, went to rehab for gambling addiction, and now you have a Texas judge from Lubbock

which is where Texas Tech's campus is, ruled that Sorsby will be eligible, that he will sit out the first two games of the upcoming season.

Now keep this in mind.

There was a quarterback at Iowa State

Hunter Deckers, set to be the team's starting quarterback in 2023.

He made a $15 bet on Iowa State to beat Oklahoma State.

He was ruled ineligible.

One bet, ineligible.

Iowa defensive lineman Noah Shannon lost a full year to gambling.

He placed a small wager somewhere between $10 and $20 on the Iowa women's basketball team during the tournament.

as well as at least one other non-football Iowa sports event.

So something that was non-football and had to do with Iowa sports.

Sorsby acknowledged that he wagered over $90,000 on pro and college sports over the last four years.

He's going to sit out two games.

The NCAA did appeal, as you would expect.

Here's some other information I have.