Texas Tech face a growing storm as quarterback Brendan Sorsby wins an injunction to play despite his $90,000 in gambling violations, igniting outrage across college football. With powerhouses like Georgia and the SEC questioning integrity, the landscape could shift toward a super league as trust in NCAA enforcement collapses. Can Texas Tech weather the backlash as rivals threaten boycotts and the Big 12 draws a line in the sand? The SEC Squad explores the seismic implications for the future of college football, from open calls for player suspensions to the fallout for NIL deals and new lawsuits challenging the College Sports Commission’s authority. Insightful debate covers conference power struggles, the role of university presidents, and whether the “Protect College Sports” bill can restore order. The integrity of the game hangs in the balance—will college football find a way forward? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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