The Big 12 conference filed a lawsuit seeking court approval to sanction Texas Tech for playing quarterback Brendan Sorsby, who bet on his own team.

Monday night, Texas Tech issued a statement saying Sorsby will not be a member of the Red Raider football team this fall.

Transfer quarterback Brendan Sorsby will not play for Texas Tech this fall and will enter the NFL supplemental draft instead, ending an unprecedented legal fight over college eligibility after acknowledging gambling infractions.

BYU coach Kalani Sitake leads the Big 12 with a 15-3 record and is ranked as the conference's top coach by On3.

The Big 12 is seeking a judgment in U.S. District Court in Dallas against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Texas Tech

When the Big 12 Conference invited reporters to the T-Mobile Center earlier this week, the league showed off a bunch of fun looks for its new LED video floor. Then the first games began in the women’s tournament, and observers had the same reaction: meh.

With former BYU Cougars star AJ Dybantsa widely expected to be either the first or second player chosen in next week’s NBA Draft, a former college basketball coach who is a longtime analyst in the sport — and especially the Big 12 Conference — took to social media Saturday to praise Dybantsa’s decision to go to BYU.

Would Commissioner Brett Yormark, UCF and the rest of the conference membership stand up for the integrity of college athletics, or would they surrender to the growing reality Nick Saban recently described before Congress — a world in which every NCAA rule is merely an invitation to file a lawsuit? Now we have our answer. The Big 12 stood up.

The Big 12 is suing Texas Tech to block Brendan Sorsby from playing after he allegedly bet on his own team games.

Colorado will enter the 2026 season with the worst win total projection in the Big 12. Motivation should not be hard to find for the Buffs.