Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby is suing the NCAA to regain eligibility after admitting he bet on college sports — including Indiana games while he played there. And for once, the NCAA may actually be right. Matt Moscona explains why this case is different from NIL, revenue sharing, and transfer portal debates, why university presidents are the real hypocrites in the sport, and how a ruling in Sorsby’s favor could create a catastrophic precedent for college football. Plus:

• Why sports betting remains the NCAA’s clearest black-and-white issue
• The danger of athletes betting on their own teams
• Why Texas Tech leadership deserves criticism
• How this lawsuit could permanently alter college athletics

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