Georgia Forbids Its Teams From Playing Texas Tech Following Brendan Sorsby Ruling

Joshua L. Jones / USA TODAY NETWORK
Monday's big news of Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby being ruled eligible to play by a Texas judge despite being recently ruled ineligible by the NCAA for gambling sent shockwaves across the college athletics world.

Many college officials were stunned by the latest ruling, and schools like Georgia and Nebraska have forbidden their teams from playing Texas Tech in the future.

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sharkfhin1 month
So if they meet in the cfp, uga will forfeit? Lol
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Barstools1 month
Can you not read? We don't schedule opponents in the post season.
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Harvey Vortac1 month
It’s a good first step the true test will be post season. Let’s see if they maintain their integrity if it’s playoff tournament. It’s easy to be brave when it’s cancelling regular season non conference games.
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southernboisb1 month
Didn't MLB throw everything at Pete Rose?
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PeleofAnalytics1 month
Yeah but we are talking about something that happened 35 years ago. Isn't the same world.
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southernboisb1 month
True.

But you'ld figure if they treated an adult in the pros like that, the least done would be similar to college kids.
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Tim16611 month
I applaud Georgia! We have to keep at least some integrity in college sports!
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Johnnycrane2 months
College football is dead..... This dude literally bet on his own games and is being allowed to play. I remember Auburn but being allowed to play on television when I was a kid because of a few stupid hundred dollar handshakes. Moth matters anymore
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What is your definition of the word "dead" and how dos that match up with the dictionary definition lol?
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Johnnycrane1 month
not* being allowed to play I meant
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Rex Feral1 month
It died years ago. We've just kicking it around pretending it's still alive.
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