[cardcrimson]

What a surprise, a judge in Lubbock granted an injunction to allow Texas Tech's $5M NIL QB Brendan Sorsby to play in the upcoming season. The NCAA had banned Sorsby for life for placing thousands of bets on college football, including his own team (Indiana at the time). The judge ruled that the ban would cause irreparable harm to Sorsby if he wasn't allowed to train and play.

College football is dead.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...-gambling/

[cardcrimson]

What a surprise, a judge in Lubbock granted an injunction to allow Texas Tech's $5M NIL QB Brendan Sorsby to play in the upcoming season. The NCAA had banned Sorsby for life for placing thousands of bets on college football, including his own team (Indiana at the time). The judge ruled that the ban would cause irreparable harm to Sorsby if he wasn't allowed to train and play.

College football is dead.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...-gambling/

[ca245]

Reminds me of the defendant who killed his parents and then asked for mercy from the court on the ground that he was an orphan.

[ca245]

Reminds me of the defendant who killed his parents and then asked for mercy from the court on the ground that he was an orphan.

[Giants]

What a surprise, a judge in Lubbock granted an injunction to allow Texas Tech's $5M NIL QB Brendan Sorsby to play in the upcoming season. The NCAA had banned Sorsby for life for placing thousands of bets on college football, including his own team (Indiana at the time). The judge ruled that the ban would cause irreparable harm to Sorsby if he wasn't allowed to train and play.

College football is dead.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...-gambling/

One correction.  The judge assigned the case in Lubbock recused himself and the case was transferred to Fort Worth.  The judge there has no connection to Tx. Tech. 

Having said that, the decision was ridiculous.  If you gamble on the sport you play, you should be barred for life.  No excuses, no exceptions.  The message this decision sends is that it is ok to bet on your sport’s games because if you can’t, it would hurt your feelings.  

I’ll skip the “old man” rant about taking responsibility for your actions until another day….

[Giants]

What a surprise, a judge in Lubbock granted an injunction to allow Texas Tech's $5M NIL QB Brendan Sorsby to play in the upcoming season. The NCAA had banned Sorsby for life for placing thousands of bets on college football, including his own team (Indiana at the time). The judge ruled that the ban would cause irreparable harm to Sorsby if he wasn't allowed to train and play.

College football is dead.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...-gambling/

One correction.  The judge assigned the case in Lubbock recused himself and the case was transferred to Fort Worth.  The judge there has no connection to Tx. Tech. 

Having said that, the decision was ridiculous.  If you gamble on the sport you play, you should be barred for life.  No excuses, no exceptions.  The message this decision sends is that it is ok to bet on your sport’s games because if you can’t, it would hurt your feelings.  

I’ll skip the “old man” rant about taking responsibility for your actions until another day….

[cardcrimson]

What a surprise, a judge in Lubbock granted an injunction to allow Texas Tech's $5M NIL QB Brendan Sorsby to play in the upcoming season. The NCAA had banned Sorsby for life for placing thousands of bets on college football, including his own team (Indiana at the time). The judge ruled that the ban would cause irreparable harm to Sorsby if he wasn't allowed to train and play.

College football is dead.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...-gambling/

One correction.  The judge assigned the case in Lubbock recused himself and the case was transferred to Fort Worth.  The judge there has no connection to Tx. Tech. 

Having said that, the decision was ridiculous.  If you gamble on the sport you play, you should be barred for life.  No excuses, no exceptions.  The message this decision sends is that it is ok to bet on your sport’s games because if you can’t, it would hurt your feelings.  

I’ll skip the “old man” rant about taking responsibility for your actions until another day….

FWIW, the article and other sources point to a Judge Ken Curry of the 99th Judicial Circuit in Lubbock County, Texas. . . .

Just disgusting. . . .

[cardcrimson]

What a surprise, a judge in Lubbock granted an injunction to allow Texas Tech's $5M NIL QB Brendan Sorsby to play in the upcoming season. The NCAA had banned Sorsby for life for placing thousands of bets on college football, including his own team (Indiana at the time). The judge ruled that the ban would cause irreparable harm to Sorsby if he wasn't allowed to train and play.

College football is dead.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...-gambling/

One correction.  The judge assigned the case in Lubbock recused himself and the case was transferred to Fort Worth.  The judge there has no connection to Tx. Tech. 

Having said that, the decision was ridiculous.  If you gamble on the sport you play, you should be barred for life.  No excuses, no exceptions.  The message this decision sends is that it is ok to bet on your sport’s games because if you can’t, it would hurt your feelings.  

I’ll skip the “old man” rant about taking responsibility for your actions until another day….

FWIW, the article and other sources point to a Judge Ken Curry of the 99th Judicial Circuit in Lubbock County, Texas. . . .

Just disgusting. . . .

[burger]

I feel like there is an active movement afoot to get me to stop watching college sports forever.

Every day, a bit closer.

[burger]

I feel like there is an active movement afoot to get me to stop watching college sports forever.

Every day, a bit closer.

[cardcrimson]

What a joke. Judge sets court date for Feb 8, 2027. . . .

https://x.com/bradj_TX/status/2064097705..._&ref_url=

[cardcrimson]

What a joke. Judge sets court date for Feb 8, 2027. . . .

https://x.com/bradj_TX/status/2064097705..._&ref_url=

[PVTree]

Can Skov and Luck request an extra year from the NCAA? A court may just grant it to them.

Competition rules don't seem to matter anymore. You disagree with a rule, take it to court.

[PVTree]

Can Skov and Luck request an extra year from the NCAA? A court may just grant it to them.

Competition rules don't seem to matter anymore. You disagree with a rule, take it to court.

[chrisk]

Big 10 and other P4 schools are talking about boycotting playing TT. Nebraska and Georgia have already taken action.

[chrisk]

Big 10 and other P4 schools are talking about boycotting playing TT. Nebraska and Georgia have already taken action.

[Giants]

What a surprise, a judge in Lubbock granted an injunction to allow Texas Tech's $5M NIL QB Brendan Sorsby to play in the upcoming season. The NCAA had banned Sorsby for life for placing thousands of bets on college football, including his own team (Indiana at the time). The judge ruled that the ban would cause irreparable harm to Sorsby if he wasn't allowed to train and play.

College football is dead.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...-gambling/

One correction.  The judge assigned the case in Lubbock recused himself and the case was transferred to Fort Worth.  The judge there has no connection to Tx. Tech. 

Having said that, the decision was ridiculous.  If you gamble on the sport you play, you should be barred for life.  No excuses, no exceptions.  The message this decision sends is that it is ok to bet on your sport’s games because if you can’t, it would hurt your feelings.  

I’ll skip the “old man” rant about taking responsibility for your actions until another day….

FWIW, the article and other sources point to a Judge Ken Curry of the 99th Judicial Circuit in Lubbock County, Texas. . . .

Just disgusting. . . .

Clarification: Ken Curry is a retired Tarrant County (Fort Worth) judge.  He was hearing the case in Lubbock because that was where the case was filed.  No judge sitting in the 99th Circuit opted to oversee the case.  Therefore, a retired judge from another part of the state had to be brought in. Apologies for the error in my original post.

[Giants]

What a surprise, a judge in Lubbock granted an injunction to allow Texas Tech's $5M NIL QB Brendan Sorsby to play in the upcoming season. The NCAA had banned Sorsby for life for placing thousands of bets on college football, including his own team (Indiana at the time). The judge ruled that the ban would cause irreparable harm to Sorsby if he wasn't allowed to train and play.

College football is dead.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...-gambling/

One correction.  The judge assigned the case in Lubbock recused himself and the case was transferred to Fort Worth.  The judge there has no connection to Tx. Tech. 

Having said that, the decision was ridiculous.  If you gamble on the sport you play, you should be barred for life.  No excuses, no exceptions.  The message this decision sends is that it is ok to bet on your sport’s games because if you can’t, it would hurt your feelings.  

I’ll skip the “old man” rant about taking responsibility for your actions until another day….

FWIW, the article and other sources point to a Judge Ken Curry of the 99th Judicial Circuit in Lubbock County, Texas. . . .

Just disgusting. . . .

Clarification: Ken Curry is a retired Tarrant County (Fort Worth) judge.  He was hearing the case in Lubbock because that was where the case was filed.  No judge sitting in the 99th Circuit opted to oversee the case.  Therefore, a retired judge from another part of the state had to be brought in. Apologies for the error in my original post.

[cardcrimson]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

[cardcrimson]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

[dabigv13]

Kind of strange the two female judges have the exact same hairstyle.

[dabigv13]

Kind of strange the two female judges have the exact same hairstyle.

[fullmetal]

Kind of strange the two female judges have the exact same hairstyle.

They were both appointed within a couple months of each other...from the same region...by generally the same selectors.  Monoculture is the law up there.

[fullmetal]

Kind of strange the two female judges have the exact same hairstyle.

They were both appointed within a couple months of each other...from the same region...by generally the same selectors.  Monoculture is the law up there.

[chrisk]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

Is there any other law school in the area?

[chrisk]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

Is there any other law school in the area?

[cardcrimson]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

Is there any other law school in the area?

Are there any lawyers sitting on benches in the Bay Area who didn't go to Cal or Stanford?

[cardcrimson]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

Is there any other law school in the area?

Are there any lawyers sitting on benches in the Bay Area who didn't go to Cal or Stanford?

[fullmetal]

Is there any other law school in the area?

Texas A&M, UNT-Dallas, and SMU all have their law schools in the DFW area, but only Texas Tech is in/near Lubbock.

[fullmetal]

Is there any other law school in the area?

Texas A&M, UNT-Dallas, and SMU all have their law schools in the DFW area, but only Texas Tech is in/near Lubbock.

[crackpot]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

Is there any other law school in the area?

Are there any lawyers sitting on benches in the Bay Area who didn't go to Cal or Stanford?

I want to say tons. At the state level, Newsom just announced appointments last week and the new judges were from all over. In the Ninth Circuit, most did not go to Cal or Stanford.

[crackpot]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

Is there any other law school in the area?

Are there any lawyers sitting on benches in the Bay Area who didn't go to Cal or Stanford?

I want to say tons. At the state level, Newsom just announced appointments last week and the new judges were from all over. In the Ninth Circuit, most did not go to Cal or Stanford.

[M T]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

Is there any other law school in the area?

There are 15 Courts of Appeals in Texas, with varying number of judges.  There is only one other that has all of its justices that went to a single law school, again Texas Tech Law School.  The Eleventh Court of Appeals also has 4 judges, representing the area south of the panhandle (the 7th covers the panhandle).

Also interesting was the 3rd Court of Appeals (Austin area).  Its 6 judges are all female.

[M T]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

Is there any other law school in the area?

There are 15 Courts of Appeals in Texas, with varying number of judges.  There is only one other that has all of its justices that went to a single law school, again Texas Tech Law School.  The Eleventh Court of Appeals also has 4 judges, representing the area south of the panhandle (the 7th covers the panhandle).

Also interesting was the 3rd Court of Appeals (Austin area).  Its 6 judges are all female.

[fullmetal]

I want to say tons. At the state level, Newsom just announced appointments last week and the new judges were from all over. In the Ninth Circuit, most did not go to Cal or Stanford.

Well, we may want to include undergrad as well as law school alma maters in the sifting...

[fullmetal]

I want to say tons. At the state level, Newsom just announced appointments last week and the new judges were from all over. In the Ninth Circuit, most did not go to Cal or Stanford.

Well, we may want to include undergrad as well as law school alma maters in the sifting...

[Goose]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

Is there any other law school in the area?

Are there any lawyers sitting on benches in the Bay Area who didn't go to Cal or Stanford?

The question "list san mateo county superior court judges alma maters" causes Google AI to return the names of four judges. They attended law school at University of San Diego Law School, University of California Law School, Harvard Law School, and University of North Carolina Law School. The same question for Santa Clara County yields 3 judges from University of Santa Clara Law School, 1 from Stanford Law School, 1 from University of San Francisco Law School, and 1 from Ohio State. If there is that much geographic diversity in two fairly "typical" Bay Area counties, I am pretty sure it is present in others. I wouldn't be surprised if California law schools appear frequently, but as this sample shows Kal and Stanford are far from ubiquitous.

[Goose]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

Is there any other law school in the area?

Are there any lawyers sitting on benches in the Bay Area who didn't go to Cal or Stanford?

The question "list san mateo county superior court judges alma maters" causes Google AI to return the names of four judges. They attended law school at University of San Diego Law School, University of California Law School, Harvard Law School, and University of North Carolina Law School. The same question for Santa Clara County yields 3 judges from University of Santa Clara Law School, 1 from Stanford Law School, 1 from University of San Francisco Law School, and 1 from Ohio State. If there is that much geographic diversity in two fairly "typical" Bay Area counties, I am pretty sure it is present in others. I wouldn't be surprised if California law schools appear frequently, but as this sample shows Kal and Stanford are far from ubiquitous.

[Mick]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

Is there any other law school in the area?

Are there any lawyers sitting on benches in the Bay Area who didn't go to Cal or Stanford?

The question "list san mateo county superior court judges alma maters" causes Google AI to return the names of four judges. They attended law school at University of San Diego Law School, University of California Law School, Harvard Law School, and University of North Carolina Law School. The same question for Santa Clara County yields 3 judges from University of Santa Clara Law School, 1 from Stanford Law School, 1 from University of San Francisco Law School, and 1 from Ohio State. If there is that much geographic diversity in two fairly "typical" Bay Area counties, I am pretty sure it is present in others. I wouldn't be surprised if California law schools appear frequently, but as this sample shows Kal and Stanford are far from ubiquitous.

I asked ChatGPT for a list of SFBA judges that did not attend either Stanford or Cal for undergrad or law school. The returns:

Federal appellate and district courts; 12 judges
California Supreme Court/1st District Court of Appeal; 13 judges
Superior courts in all SFBA counties: harder to find, they don't all publish undergrad or law school alma maters, but looks to be "dozens."

[Mick]

You can't make this up. All the judges on the Texas 7th Court of Appeals are Texas Tech grads. . . .

https://x.com/bmarcello/status/206411642..._&ref_url=

Is there any other law school in the area?

Are there any lawyers sitting on benches in the Bay Area who didn't go to Cal or Stanford?

The question "list san mateo county superior court judges alma maters" causes Google AI to return the names of four judges. They attended law school at University of San Diego Law School, University of California Law School, Harvard Law School, and University of North Carolina Law School. The same question for Santa Clara County yields 3 judges from University of Santa Clara Law School, 1 from Stanford Law School, 1 from University of San Francisco Law School, and 1 from Ohio State. If there is that much geographic diversity in two fairly "typical" Bay Area counties, I am pretty sure it is present in others. I wouldn't be surprised if California law schools appear frequently, but as this sample shows Kal and Stanford are far from ubiquitous.

I asked ChatGPT for a list of SFBA judges that did not attend either Stanford or Cal for undergrad or law school. The returns:

Federal appellate and district courts; 12 judges
California Supreme Court/1st District Court of Appeal; 13 judges
Superior courts in all SFBA counties: harder to find, they don't all publish undergrad or law school alma maters, but looks to be "dozens."