Colby TS

I wasn't familiar with the Dakota Allen situation, so I looked it up. Absolutely terrible luck for him, there's another person with the exact same name who was accused of some horrific things in 2025. Unfortunately, the AI overview lumps them together, making it seem like they're the same person. AI overview fail.

Oh great, they're putting monitoring apps on his phone.haha At this point, he already knows that trying to log into PrizePicks is what alerted authorities in the first place. From everything that's been reported, it sounds like many of the wagers were allegedly placed through third parties, with him sending them large sums of money and having them place the bets. If that's the case, how does monitoring an app on his phone prevent that from happening again? Are they going to monitor every phone call and text message too?

Ohio State Melo thats in the chats said tonight that he's also hearing Currie commitment to Texas is happening any time now.

Did I miss something or did the majority of people involved in the Penn State scandal not get fired?

At the 8:40 mark, Cody Campbell makes the statement: "They(Texas Tech) have a contract to not only pay him, but to play him. So how do we not play a kid when we're contractually obligated to do so and a court has ruled that he's eligible to play?" Maybe I'm flat out wrong but it would be shocking to me if NIL agreements actually contained provisions requiring a player to be given playing time. Coaches make lineup decisions all the time, and I can't imagine a contract legally obligating a school to put a specific player on the field.

Not a bad watch, it does have some edits(about 4 within the first 12mins)Kinda wonder what was edited out and why. Also there is a comment on it that makes me wonder, is there possibly any crimes they are looking into.

Same parents that helped him place thousands of bets???haha

Right! haha What dummies they are.

I don't know, but the release of this statement and Joey canceling his press conference make it seem like they're starting to feel the pressure from all of this. Now it's just a matter of seeing what, if anything, comes from it.

COWARD!

I agree with you for the most part on this. But isn't Yormark's position, like any conference commissioner role, an elected position by the teams in the conference? If that's the case, and all but one school are unhappy with how he handles this situation, you would think there would at least be a mechanism for the schools to push for a change. It's hard to imagine a commissioner keeping a $4 million-a-year job if the overwhelming majority of the conference believes he's mishandling a major issue.

"Bet on yourself" -Sorsby.....haha

I'm confused, didn't Finebaum say in an interview that a few game suspension would be the correct call?

Ok I broke down and setup a twitter account... Think he'll speak about Sports Gambling?

Hopefully that "major blue blood" Joey hyped up takes a hard pass now.

Would that really accomplish anything? Teams would just have to forfeit to Tech, and Tech would be credited with the wins. In that scenario, they'd effectively only play two actual games this season, plus the Big 12 Championship Game, since they technically wouldn't have lost a single conference game.

So I'm not on Twitter, but for those of you who are: is Adam Loewy actually siding with Sorsby in this case?

Well, that's one way to make sure their left fielder doesn't have a crazy play on the ball.

I caught a replay of a Tech podcast today just to hear their thoughts on yesterday’s game. One of the hosts said being a Tech fan feels like Charlie Brown trying to kick the football while Lucy keeps pulling it away at the last second. 😂

Who's scared of who again???

I was wondering—if the judge ultimately rules in Sorsby's favor, what would the timeline for an appeal look like? Is there any chance it could be resolved before the start of the season, or would it likely drag on beyond that?