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BIG 12 SQUAD - The Big 12 is still SUING Brendan Sorsby | What this means for Texas Tech
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- Jun 25, 2026
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- 1711
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Summary
Big 12 sends shockwaves through college football as legal battles with Texas Tech and Attorney General Ken Paxton escalate. Can the conference maintain control, or is Texas Tech setting itself up as an outcast—or even an SEC contender? The Big 12 Squad breaks down the legal firefight over Brennan Sorsby’s eligibility, Cody Campbell’s defiance, and what these moves mean for the Big 12’s future. The roundtable debates whether the precedent set could lead to government overreach, if Tech’s NIL dominance makes them a target, and why other teams like Cincinnati and Indiana might be in the crosshairs next. With high-stakes gambles on and off the field, Texas Tech’s clash with Big 12 bylaws could redefine power dynamics across the league.