Sorsby Can Resume College Football Career After Court Rules in Favour of Injunction

Sorsby Can Resume College Football Career After Court Rules in Favour of Injunction

A U.S. District Court judge has issued a temporary injunction against the NCAA in the case of college quarterback Sorsby, restoring his eligibility to play in the 2026 college football season.

The ruling follows an NCAA investigation into Sorsby's gambling addiction. Per court documents filed as part of the case, Sorsby admitted to placing thousands of sports bets over time, including wagers on the Indiana Hoosiers football team, the program he previously played for.

The injunction prevents the NCAA from enforcing its initial decision to revoke Sorsby's college eligibility, allowing him to return to the field while the full legal case moves forward. The decision is a major victory for Sorsby, who faced the premature end of his college football career amid the gambling-related probe.

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