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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2026 · 57 MIN

Bigger Than 12: The Sorsby Saga Hits a Breaking Point, WVU to CWS, and NBA Players Draft

from Iowa Everywhere · host 712 Media, Keith Murphy, Andy Fales, Murph & Andy, Chris Hassel, Chris Williams, Andrew Downs

Jake Brend and Derek Duke spend much of this week's show reacting to the stunning court ruling that appears set to keep Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby on the field in 2026 despite admitting to gambling violations involving his own team. The guys discuss what it means for the NCAA, the Big 12, and the future of college athletics. 🏈 The Sorsby Ruling Changes Everything A Texas judge grants Brendan Sorsby a temporary injunction, allowing him to play while legal proceedings continue beyond the upcoming football season. Jake and Derek unload on the decision, the NCAA's lack of authority, and why many around college athletics believe the situation has become a dangerous precedent. ⚖️ Is The NCAA Completely Powerless? From conference commissioners to athletic directors, the reaction around college football has been swift. The guys debate whether the NCAA has effectively lost control of enforcement and what this ruling could mean for future cases involving athlete misconduct. 🔥 Texas Tech Becomes the Villain Texas Tech entered 2026 as the Big 12 favorite and playoff hopeful. Now, the Red Raiders may find themselves as the most controversial team in college football. Jake and Derek discuss whether fans around the conference will rally behind Tech or root against them every step of the way. ⚾ West Virginia Heads to Omaha The conversation shifts to baseball as West Virginia punches its ticket to the College World Series. The guys discuss the Mountaineers' remarkable run, Kansas falling short, and whether the Big 12 can make noise in Omaha. 🏀 Plus: • Brett Yormark's response to the Sorsby ruling • Gene Taylor's strong comments • The future of college sports governance • Favorite NBA players draft Bigger Than 12 presented by WealthCharter Retirement + Tax. Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Jake Brend and Derek Duke spend much of this week's show reacting to the stunning court ruling that appears set to keep Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby on the field in 2026 despite admitting to gambling violations involving his own team. The guys discuss what it means for the NCAA, the Big 12, and the future of college athletics. 🏈 The Sorsby Ruling Changes Everything A Texas judge grants Brendan Sorsby a temporary injunction, allowing him to play while legal proceedings continue beyond the upcoming football season. Jake and Derek unload on the decision, the NCAA's lack of authority, and why many around college athletics believe the situation has become a dangerous precedent. ⚖️ Is The NCAA Completely Powerless? From conference commissioners to athletic directors, the reaction around college football has been swift. The guys debate whether the NCAA has effectively lost control of enforcement and what this ruling could mean for future cases involving athlete misconduct. 🔥 Texas Tech Becomes the Villain Texas Tech entered 2026 as the Big 12 favorite and playoff hopeful. Now, the Red Raiders may find themselves as the most controversial team in college football. Jake and Derek discuss whether fans around the conference will rally behind Tech or root against them every step of the way. ⚾ West Virginia Heads to Omaha The conversation shifts to baseball as West Virginia punches its ticket to the College World Series. The guys discuss the Mountaineers' remarkable run, Kansas falling short, and whether the Big 12 can make noise in Omaha. 🏀 Plus: • Brett Yormark's response to the Sorsby ruling • Gene Taylor's strong comments • The future of college sports governance • Favorite NBA players draft Bigger Than 12 presented by WealthCharter Retirement + Tax. Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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