allenm5333
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Good.So, "rumors" around the internet are saying that Cincinnati knew about Sorsby's gambling issue before the 2025 season and decided to leak this after he decided to transfer.
Good.So, "rumors" around the internet are saying that Cincinnati knew about Sorsby's gambling issue before the 2025 season and decided to leak this after he decided to transfer.
So, "rumors" around the internet are saying that Cincinnati knew about Sorsby's gambling issue before the 2025 season and decided to leak this after he decided to transfer.
To clarifySomeone check Mensah’s DraftKings account
Play stupid games, get stupid prizes. And the stupid game isn’t gambling, it isn’t transferring, it isn’t NIL. It’s Tech/Sorsby not just paying a buyout and moving on.
To clarify
Was menash accused of gambling too or just the nil from Miami thing?
So Cincy waited 4 years to report this to the NCAA? That aint look good on them either now
Someone check Mensah’s DraftKings account
Play stupid games, get stupid prizes. And the stupid game isn’t gambling, it isn’t transferring, it isn’t NIL. It’s Tech/Sorsby not just paying a buyout and moving on.
Indiana and TT with the same strategy of not scheduling anyone with a pulse OOC. At least IU is in a good conference. I’m a CFB sicko like u guys and idk if I’ll see a TT game until the playoffs. They may go undefeated with or without Sorsby.
I don't think he's alone. Microbetting is rampant amongst college guys. I bet compliance offices all over the country are scrambling to find out what's going on in their house right now (ND's included).Yeah he had a real problem
Not sure how you would fact check this. If this is even half true, thats crazy that many people have shot themselves in the foot.
Not sure how you would fact check this. If this is even half true, thats crazy that many people have shot themselves in the foot.
Not sure how you would fact check this. If this is even half true, thats crazy that many people have shot themselves in the foot.
Meh, at least for D3. They have no roster limits and sports is basically how most schools attract students.How many of that 62% or 73% would have retired, anyway, but instead were trying for one last Hail Mary opportunity?
How many were not allowed to return to their team, due to some factor that ultimately made them retire?
It's worthless commentary without context.
Don't knock if you haven't tried it. Bet on the length of the national anthem. It's a hootBetting on balls and strikes sounds like some real sicko behavior