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NCAA 就允许因赌博被禁赛的四分卫出场的禁令提起上诉

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AMARILLO, Texas – The NCAA has filed an accelerated appeal with the Seventh Court of Appeals in Amarillo, seeking to overturn a temporary injunction that allows Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby to play during the 2026 season. Sorsby, a transfer from Indiana University, had been declared ineligible by the NCAA for wagering on college sports, including placing bets on games involving his own team while he was a member of the Indiana football program. A state judge’s ruling earlier this week prevents the NCAA from enforcing that ineligibility for what is scheduled to be Sorsby’s final season of college football. AMARILLO, Texas – In its filing, the NCAA requested emergency relief to halt enforcement of the injunction while the appeal proceeds, arguing that the lower court’s decision undermines its ability to apply long-standing rules on gambling and athlete conduct. The case has created immediate uncertainty for Texas Tech and the Big 12 Conference as they prepare for the upcoming season with Sorsby currently cleared to compete. Legal experts and NCAA officials say the dispute represents a significant test of the organization’s disciplinary authority and has intensified debate over how far the NCAA can go in regulating player behavior to protect the integrity of collegiate competition.

Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.