Big 12 commissioner declines to address Sorsby gambling saga and describes league as `16 strong’
Posted Jul 7, 2026
Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark wanted to talk Tuesday about the league’s upcoming season, not the Brendan Sorsby gambling saga at Texas Tech that led to a lot of legal wrangling and a since-dismissed court order that had sent shockwaves through college sports. Even though that was the first thing Yormark was asked about after his opening remarks.
(Associated Press)
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