Amid the fallout of Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby winning a temporary injunction to return to college football despite his admission of betting on college sports, Texas Tech Board of Regents chair and megabooster Cody Campbell said the school would pursue legal action if schools or conferences agreed together not to play the Red Raiders.

After the college football world witnessed the controversial Texas court ruling in the Brendan Sorsby eligibility case, chaos quickly followed. The Texas Tech Red Raiders quarterback's legal victory opened a can of worms few ever expected to see.

Kevin Griffin was introduced Tuesday during a press conference as Oregon State’s athletic director, a role that will become official on July 6. Griffin faces no shortage of issues and decisions as the school heads into Pac-12 2.

College sports leaders are considering an all-out ban on facing the Red Raiders amid a gambling controversy embroiling the program. Athletic departments have instructed teams to avoid scheduling Texas Tech across all sports.

The college football world watched as a Texas federal court handed down an unprecedented ruling. Texas Tech Red Raiders quarterback Brendan Sorsby received an injunction that restored his eligibility for the 2026 season.

Brendan Sorsby decision didn’t just shake college sports — it’s isolating Texas Tech as schools talk about removing Red Raiders from future schedules.

The USC Trojans have been in scheduling talks with the Texas Tech Red Raiders about a non-conference home-and-home series. That could now be in jeopardy. USC's