You can officially bet on your own games now thanks to the Texas Tech booster judge.
The playoffs aren't governed by the NCAA. From what I understand.They should be excluded from postseason play. The judge can't force the NCAA to play Tech in the postseason.
The CFP committee does seeding and selection for the playoff process. Eligibility determination is still an NCAA enforcement issue. With the type of money involved, dial-a-friendly-judge shouldn't be a get out of jail free card.The playoffs aren't governed by the NCAA. From what I understand.
But I do agree with your sentiment.
You can officially bet on your own games now thanks to the Texas Tech booster judge.
if it is he should absolutely lose his jobIs this just some TT alum judge trying to help out his alma mater, and will be overturned?
Only a fool would be so dismissive of the mighty Abilene Christian Wildcats!I think I saw where he has to serve a 2 game suspension…Hope you’re sitting down when I tell you their first two games are cupcakes lol
Technically you are correct. Like I said, I've seen it stated the CFP is independent. I wasn't sure what role they played in it. Obviously not much of oneThe CFP committee does seeding and selection for the playoff process. Eligibility determination is still an NCAA enforcement issue. With the type of money involved, dial-a-friendly-judge shouldn't be a get out of jail free card.
This. If he plays, the NCAA should rule them ineligible for the playoffs. They should also mandate that any game he plays in is an auto win for their opponent.They should be excluded from postseason play. The judge can't force the NCAA to play Tech in the postseason.
The judge should lose his seat for this as well.This consistent behavior of the overstepping nature of judicial courts is why I don't bash the NCAA anymore.
NCAA rules a kid that broke black/white rules that undermines the integrity of the sports.....a judge just gets to override it regardless of an organization's best interest.
They should be excluded from postseason play. The judge can't force the NCAA to play Tech in the postseason.
What’s funny is that the “normally” conservative Texas courts in the past have taken a harsh view of folks trying to use mental health excuses for committing crimes.Not lost on me is this bullshlt, "oh, this little bi-otch Sorsby has anxiety problems and is addicted to gambling. He went to a 35-day facility and now he has control of it". And the NCAA commended him on "admitting his problem".
Sorsby is a flipping low life. I'm so tired of society allowing this poor mental health crap to be an excuse for everything.