Tyrann Mathieu Wants To Return To College Football After Brendan Sorsby Ruling

by Staff Reporter

June 8, 202622 Comments

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The big story of the day on Monday was a Texas judge granting an injunction requested by Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby, paving the way for him to be eligible for the 2026 season.

The NCAA previously ruled Sorsby ineligible for wagering on college sports, including on teams he played for.

Monday's news sent a shockwave through the sports world, with many commenting on how broken college athletics are these days.

Former LSU star Tyrann Mathieu even joked that he wants to return to college football...

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jlbasm•1 hour

He’s not wrong

Volvagia•1 hour

Except he is. The rule isn’t play the sport for 4 years.

It’s you have 5 years to play up to 4 years. The clock was ticking.

TheWalrus•1 hour

The rule was supposed to be that you couldn’t gamble on your own team. There are no rules.

friendlyobservation•1 hour

I think you're missing his point. He's saying it's so ridiculous now you can make your own rules so he should be eligible too.

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Bill W Tiger•1 hour

Luv it!!!!
OK NCAA.....you're up!

Clockwatcher68•32 min

NCAA is not saying Sorsby can play. Lawyers have tasted college football money and are in the process of ruining what used to be college football. NCAA can’t do anything without antitrust legislation. The conferences are afraid to flex because, while they can stop member institutions from suing them… the players can and will sue when being punished for breaking a rule costs them money.

IM_4_LSU•1 hour

Excellent question

The Eric•47 min

I know a federal judge. Let’s do it.

SCLSUMuddogs•1 hour

I’m just glad he finally embraced his nickname

jp4lsu•40 min

So you bet on your on team and they let you continue in college sports.? This is a cut and dry case, it shouldn't be a question or controversial.

idlewatcher•1 hour

Lane should just frick with the NCAA and sign up HB

faraway•1 hour

we can probably find a better suited player for this purpose. HB body isn't what it used to be.