Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby, who spent two seasons at Indiana in 2022 and 2023 before transferring to Cincinnati, is eligible to play for the Red Raiders this season after being granted a temporary injunction against the NCAA on Monday.
Sorsby was previously deemed ineligible by the NCAA after his gambling activity at both Indiana and Cincinnati, which included bets on the Hoosiers during his time with the program, came to light recently. He will sit out for the first two games of Texas Tech’s season but, as of now, will be eligible to play against Houston on September 18.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Hoosiers today:
ICYMI on The Crimson Quarry
- Texas coach Steve Sarkisian comments on Curt Cignetti’s approach at Indiana
- Optimism soars for Darian DeVries’ second season at Indiana after transfer portal haul
- Indiana women’s basketball hires Fred Williams as assistant coach
- Indiana football lands two commitments on Wednesday
What they’re saying about the Hoosiers
- USA Today:Smart move or sour grapes? Steve Sarkisian addresses ‘Indiana Way’ of scheduling
- The Daily Hoosier:Fundraiser established for homeless former IU football player
- On3:‘I’m willing to put in the work every day’: Sam Alexis transferred to Indiana for ‘opportunity’ — Now he’s taking full advantage of it
- The Daily Hoosier:“The big step for us”: This October win had IU football believing it could do anything
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