College Football Betting News & Analysis

The Texas Longhorns have significantly strengthened their future roster with a recent flurry of commitments, including two highly sought-after five-star recruits. These key additions have reportedly propelled Texas' 2027 class ranking into the national top 10.

Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has dropped his lawsuit against the NCAA after securing an injunction to play, now reportedly eyeing the NFL Supplemental Draft with workouts slated for July, amidst ongoing gambling allegations.

College Football Playoff leaders convened in Denver to discuss expanding the playoff to 16 or 24 teams, but no concrete decisions were reached due to complexities surrounding revenue implications. The 2026-27 CFP season will maintain its 12-team structure.

The 'Protect College Sports Act,' recently advanced through a Senate committee, is facing significant opposition from the Big Ten and SEC, fueling renewed speculation about a potential 'super league' split from the NCAA.

Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has declared for the NFL supplemental draft, effectively ending his collegiate career amidst an ongoing and complex legal dispute with the NCAA and Big 12 Conference.

Former Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby will enter the NFL Supplemental Draft on July 10 after the NCAA denied his eligibility due to impermissible bets, including wagers on his own team while at Indiana.

The University of Florida has unveiled plans for a monumental $1.45 billion renovation of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, aimed at significantly modernizing the facilities for its esteemed Gators football program.

Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby will officially enter the NFL supplemental draft, effectively ending his contentious eligibility dispute stemming from a college betting scandal. This decision comes after an extensive battle with the NCAA regarding his admitted wagers on college and professional sports.

The eligibility of Texas Tech Red Raiders quarterback Brendan Sorsby has become a high-stakes legal battle, drawing intervention from both the Texas and Oklahoma Attorneys General. This intensifying dispute sees the Big 12 Conference under pressure and Texas Tech defending its player amidst a gambling controversy.