Originally published at: Big 12 Files Legal Complaint Against Texas Tech, Texas Attorney General
The saga continues.
The bozos down in Lubbock already folded. Total clown show.
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Way to go Big12!
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Please, Steelers, do NOT take this doofus in the supplemental or I’m leaving you as a fan. I do hope they trade Mason R, cause they don’t believe in him. He may even get cut since they decided to, unwisely, draft Allar. 
Eh, it’s a supplemental draft pick. Any team that even kind of needs a QB should take him. It’s the lowest of low risks.
“Secondly, let’s get you caught up. Sorsby transferred to Tech from Cincinnati this offseason before an investigation came to light that resulted in Sorsby admitting that he bet thousands of times, including 40 instances of placing bets on Indiana football while he was with the Hoosiers. Even after enrolling at Tech, Sorsby admitted to sending about $5,000 to someone to be on his behalf.”
I don’t know about the rest of you. This seems really clear cut to me. I know if this happened at OSU there would be no mercy on our behalf. I’m tired of everyone else getting a pass while we’re forced to be the integrity champions of the conference.
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Sorsby - Don’t let the door hit your butt on the way out. No NFL team will risk a draft pick on a compulsive gambler. He didn’t get cured by going to rehab for a month. That stint was just to bolster his court case - which is now moot. Get out of town, punk. And don’t ever come back to a college game the rest of your life.
The dumbass Browns will probably still take him.
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Hope your NFL takes the degenerate gambler! Lowest of low risks, LOL!
You just bid a 7th round pick on the guy, pay him hardly anything, run him through the rest of camp, toss him out in a preseason game. Then you either drop him or you get a cheap (probably) backup/project QB.
At least they can say they didn’t have the worst QB drafted of all time. That title belongs to the Chargers (for now) 
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Who’s your team? 
You forgot about Jamarcus Russell, who really the Raiders should’ve said, we’re gonna convert you to nose tackle. Cause at his size and speed, if he could tackle he might’ve been amazing! Leaf did $$$uck though, so those two should be tied IMO. 
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Eh, my team already has a young QB. Although, I don’t have a strong affiliation with any pro teams anymore. I mostly just watch.
Why wouldn’t you take the guy, though? You can do a lowball bid like a 6th or 7th rounder and if someone else snaps him up, then oh well. What inherent risk is there to grabbing him with a 7th or even a 6th round pick? Let’s say you think his talent grades out to a 5th rounder and you were looking for QB depth.
Yea…..it’s a fairly close race to which one sucked just as bad.
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He’s a degenerate gambler. You really think 2 weeks at whatever place they stuck him at is going to cure his problem??? Next year’s draft is loaded w/ QBs, why waste it on that clown?
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Hes not getting drafted. Hell get a UFA invite to a camp, but no one is wasting a draft pick on a guy that do nothing but be a PR nightmare for any organization.
Probably not, no. He probably has a full-on addiction based on the extent, but maybe getting caught is enough to sober him up. Teams pick up damaged goods on the cheap all the time precisely because they’re damaged goods and their value as a player has upside. At some point, the potential reward outweighs the risk. What’s the risk, though? A PR nightmare? Who cares, you invested nothing, you just part ways. No one is throwing a media circus over a late round supplementary draft pick. Maybe he will just be a UFA, but if your scouts liked the guy, a 7th rounder is no risk.
There are some things that deem a guy being untouchable/radioactive. Gambling on your own team is one of them. He will not get drafted. That is a nightmare, which is in no way a worth the squeeze.