Soresby Ruling

[DannyTree1]

I would think they would all recuse themselves and the Chief Justice would then assign a special panel to hear the appeal. Usually, Judges do try to avoid the appearance of impropriety, even if in their heart/mind they know none exists. Per the Texas Code of Judicial Conduct:

Canon 2: Avoiding Impropriety and the Appearance of Impropriety in All of the Judge’s Activities

Judges get to decide this themselves- and no one can force their hand. Our entire system is corrupt as hell.

It's like expecting a 3 year old to police himself in a room full of crystal vases.

 

[tigerworx]

YAWN.
UGA and Nebraska are in 2 seperate conferences. So no chance they would end up scheduling TT.
And now with mandatory 9 conference game mandate, this is nothing more than performance posturing.

You know, my friend.
I have no idea how my comment got posted on this board.

I do not pay for this 'opportunity', nor ever would.
Rather flummoxed as to why I'm here.
I don't want to be here, you don't want me here.

The logic you express is exactly what I should expect.

If the overall 'system' of 'suits' holding on to their un-earned boatloads of cash doesn't change, none of this will matter. Consider this angle instead of your myopic view of my comment:

The Brendan Sorsby ruling should be the tipping point that leads to the only viable solution​

By: Andy Staples - On3.com

It will give you perspective that neither this site nor TigerIllustrated.com offers.

THINK.
That's the best avenue for every single body.
Not 'fandom'.
That's an illusion that will continually take you places that are ultimately unhealthy.

Goodbye to all.

 

[Harvard Gamecock]

You know, my friend.
I have no idea how my comment got posted on this board.

I do not pay for this 'opportunity', nor ever would.
Rather flummoxed as to why I'm here.
I don't want to be here, you don't want me here.

The logic you express is exactly what I should expect.

If the overall 'system' of 'suits' holding on to their un-earned boatloads of cash doesn't change, none of this will matter. Consider this angle instead of your myopic view of my comment:

The Brendan Sorsby ruling should be the tipping point that leads to the only viable solution​

By: Andy Staples - On3.com

It will give you perspective that neither this site nor TigerIllustrated.com offers.

THINK.
That's the best avenue for every single body.
Not 'fandom'.
That's an illusion that will continually take you places that are ultimately unhealthy.

Goodbye to all.

 

[18IsTheMan]

The CFP could fix this and declare TTU ineligible for the CFP if they play Sorsby.

Could Texas Tech football be banned by College Football Playoff?

In the end, could a ban from the College Football Playoff come down for the Texas Tech Red Raiders? It's worth monitoring.

redraiderswire.usatoday.com

 

[Piscis]

The CFP could fix this and declare TTU ineligible for the CFP if they play Sorsby.

Could Texas Tech football be banned by College Football Playoff?

In the end, could a ban from the College Football Playoff come down for the Texas Tech Red Raiders? It's worth monitoring.

redraiderswire.usatoday.com

TTU would sue under the ADA, claiming the CFP was discriminating against a handicapped individual (Sorsby) and not providing him with reasonable accommodation.

 

[18IsTheMan]

TTU would sue under the ADA, claiming the CFP was discriminating against a handicapped individual (Sorsby) and not providing him with reasonable accommodation.

That's not as bizarre as it may sound.

 

[PrestonyteParrot]

The CFP could fix this and declare TTU ineligible for the CFP if they play Sorsby.

Could Texas Tech football be banned by College Football Playoff?

In the end, could a ban from the College Football Playoff come down for the Texas Tech Red Raiders? It's worth monitoring.

redraiderswire.usatoday.com

Don't have the guts to handle simple player eligibility rulings in a timely manner much less taking this step.

 

[18IsTheMan]

Don't have the guts to handle simple player eligibility rulings in a timely manner much less taking this step.

Since the CFP is not governed by the NCAA, they are out of the picture entirely. That also means TTU couldn't sue the NCAA to be allowed in the CFP.

 

[Piscis]

That's not as bizarre as it may sound.

Hell, a judge has already ruled that he suffers from a disease and being able to play football is somehow therapeutic.

 

[PrestonyteParrot]

Hell, a judge has already ruled that he suffers from a disease and being able to play football is somehow therapeutic.

And now the judge can be held liable when he develops CTE and then it goes full circle.

 

[Forkcock]

"For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows."

 

[Legal_fowl]

This has its root in the advent of wide-ranging legalized gambling. Now gambling is a recognized right, even on the part of the people being bet upon.

This has its root in the love of money. By that I mean the worship of wealth.

 

[KingWard]

This has its root in the love of money. By that I mean the worship of wealth.

I wouldn't dispute that.

 

[18IsTheMan]

This has its root in the love of money. By that I mean the worship of wealth.

You could apply that to just about everything that is wrong with college football.

 

[PrestonyteParrot]

Regardless. A horrible precedent has been set which opens the door for torrents of abuse.

A new precedent was set by ignoring an established precedent!

 

[Legal_fowl]

You could apply that to just about everything that is wrong with college football.

Not just football ... not just sports.