The Big 12 has filed a complaint seeking the authority to sanction Texas Tech if Brendan Sorsby takes the field this season, per @RossDellenger.
Potential penalties discussed in the filing include monetary sanction and a ban from the Big 12 Championship Game.
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NEWS: The Big 12 has filed a lawsuit seeking clarity on its authority to sanction Texas Tech without being sued.
In the legal filing, the Big 12 reveals it is considering fines and/or a ban on Texas Tech competing in the Big 12 Championship Game.
NEW: The Big 12 has filed a complaint against Texas Tech and Texas AG Ken Paxton.
To enforce its bylaws and potentially sanction the school for plans to play Brendan Sorsby.
https://t.co/lu2CGLyywY
NEWS: The Big 12 has filed a legal complaint in federal court against Texas Tech & the Texas AG, seeking declaratory judgement and a preliminary injunction to enforce its bylaws and potentially sanction the school for its plans to play Brendan Sorsby.
https://t.co/cjFs4SSoQn
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NEWS: The Big 12 has filed a complaint in federal court in Dallas for a declaratory judgement, which would effectively give the league the ability to enforce its by-laws. This comes in response to the Texas AG's letter last week. This would empower the Big 12 to have autonomy to make a decision on Brendan Sorsby's case.
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Jeffrey Kessler, Brendan Sorsby’s attorney, has also sent a letter to the Big 12. Comes in the wake of Texas AG letter.
"A boycott of Texas Tech or of Mr. Sorsby would be a per se violation of antitrust laws and expose the Big 12 and each of its boycotting members to substantial liability. There is no defense to a per se unlawful boycott of this type, and Mr. Sorsby will hold the Big 12 and its members fully accountable for their actions."
https://t.co/CdwjQW3gdV
BREAKING: The Texas attorney general’s office, on behalf of Texas Tech, is threatening litigation against the Big 12 if the conference sanctions the Red Raiders over the Sorsby injunction. They warn of $200M+ in antitrust exposure.
Full letter: