Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA seeking an injunction that would allow him to play in the 2026 season, according to multiple reports. The suit comes after Sorsby admitted betting on his own team while he was enrolled at Indiana. The allegations center on violations of NCAA rules tied to sports wagering. The Athletic reports that Sorsby is seeking clarification of his eligibility ahead of a June deadline to apply for the NFL’s supplemental draft. Fox News and the Los Angeles Times both describe the case as an effort to regain the ability to compete at Texas Tech in 2026. The Los Angeles Times also reports that Sorsby is receiving treatment for a gambling addiction and has acknowledged NCAA-related gambling infractions. The filings are reported to be made in a Texas court, with Sorsby asking for court intervention to address the NCAA’s effect on his planned eligibility timeline. The NCAA’s response to the suit is not described in the provided summaries.