Big 12 Boycott Brewing? Texas Tech Facing Backlash Over Brendan Sorsby Decision

The Brendan Sorsby controversy continues to send shockwaves through college football. After receiving an injunction that allows him to remain eligible while his NCAA case plays out, reports suggest some programs may be reconsidering future matchups with Texas Tech. If schools begin refusing to play the Red Raiders, the fallout could reshape not only the Big 12, but the entire future of NCAA governance. In this episode of First & Sixteen, Adam Gibby breaks down: 🏈 Why the Sorsby injunction could create a dangerous precedent for college football 🏈 Reports of schools refusing to schedule Texas Tech 🏈 The potential impact on the Big 12 Conference 🏈 Why conference members may be forced to take a stand 🏈 How NIL, transfers, eligibility rules, and court injunctions are changing the sport 🏈 Whether Texas Tech could face pressure to move forward without Sorsby 🏈 Why this situation could further weaken the NCAA's authority As legal battles continue to collide with college athletics, the question becomes increasingly important: Who actually governs college football anymore? Could the Big 12 intervene? Should schools refuse to play Texas Tech? And what happens if courts continue overriding NCAA eligibility decisions? Join the conversation and share your thoughts in the comments. Do you support a potential Texas Tech boycott? #CollegeFootball #TexasTech #Big12 #NCAA #BrendanSorsby #CFB