TTU's Brendan Sorsby Releases Statement on Gambling Addiction Recovery
Summary
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s request to regain eligibility for the upcoming season was denied by the NCAA after he completed rehab for gambling addiction. Sorsby has taken responsibility for his addiction and plans to continue treatment while aiming to play for Texas Tech, with a court hearing set for June 1 to review his case.Key Facts
- Brendan Sorsby is a Texas Tech quarterback who completed a 35-day rehab for gambling addiction.
- The NCAA denied his request to have his eligibility reinstated for the upcoming football season.
- Sorsby filed a temporary injunction against the NCAA, with a court hearing scheduled for June 1 in Lubbock, Texas.
- He is represented by sports attorney Jeffrey Kessler.
- Sorsby expressed commitment to his recovery and wants to support others facing similar issues.
- He hopes to play for Texas Tech again and will use the university’s Center for Students in Addiction Recovery.
- Sorsby threw for 2,800 yards and 27 touchdowns for Cincinnati last season before transferring.
- Without Sorsby, Texas Tech faces uncertainty at the quarterback position due to injuries to backups.
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