Cincinnati Under NCAA Investigation After Accusations by Brendan Sorsby’s Agent
Summary
The University of Cincinnati is being investigated by the NCAA after claims that the school knew about former player Brendan Sorsby’s gambling addiction and did not take action. The NCAA’s inquiry is just starting and may lead to penalties if the school is found to have broken rules.Key Facts
- Brendan Sorsby will not play college or professional football in 2026.
- Sorsby’s agent, Ron Slavin, said the University of Cincinnati knew about Sorsby’s gambling addiction for two years and did not act.
- Slavin’s comments led the NCAA to send a letter of inquiry to the university.
- An NCAA letter of inquiry starts the process of checking for possible rules violations but does not mean the school is guilty.
- If the university is found responsible, possible penalties include fines, lost wins, and fewer scholarships.
- The University of Cincinnati denies knowing about Sorsby’s gambling during his time on the team.
- Cincinnati says all student-athletes receive gambling education and that it would report any violations to the NCAA.
- The NCAA investigation is ongoing and has not reached a conclusion yet.
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