Last week, lawyers representing Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby requested an expedited ruling from the NCAA regarding their client’s eligibility for the 2026 season. This week, his lawyers are saying, time’s up.
The legal team representing Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby is seeking an expedited ruling from the NCAA on their client’s eligibility while raising the prospect of “imminent” legal action.
The University of Cincinnati knew about QB Brendan Sorsby’s gambling problem last summer and still allowed him to play the 2025 season, a new report claims.
Texas Tech Red Raider QB Brendan Sorsby is under NCAA investigation for making thousands of bets using a gambling app.
Thousands worshiped Jesus together on Wednesday at the University of Cincinnati as young people experience a spiritual revival across the U.S.
The Cincinnati Bearcats are mourning the untimely and unexplained passing of 18-year-old offensive lineman Jeremiah Kelly, who died at his home early Tuesday.
Former Cincinnati Bearcat Steve Toyloy has died, the school announced on social media. He was 37 years old.
Shots rang out near the University of Cincinnati (UC) around 2:45 a.m. Monday and Cincinnati police Capt. Mark Burns told the Associated Press that “two subjects” were detained in the aftermath.
Travis Kelce received his college degree on Thursday, shook hands with the dean, and then chugged and spiked a beer.
University of Cincinnati adjunct professor Melanie Rose Nipper, who failed a student for using the term “biological women” on an essay, has been formally reprimanded by her department and ordered to attend a free speech training.
An adjunct professor at the University of Cincinnati who was accused of failing a student for using the term “biological women” on an essay confirmed the story, and is now suggesting that she herself is the victim — not the student she failed for perfectly normal English.
A professor at the University of Cincinnati allegedly failed a student for using the term “biological women” on an essay proposal about transgender athletes competing in women’s sports.
Students can now become paid coronavirus vaccine “influencers” through the Student Social Media Engagement Campaign, which is recruiting students to “help combat vaccine misinformation and build vaccine confidence within their campus communities” on social media.
The University of Cincinnati refused to renew the contract of a professor who was placed on leave last year after using the term “Chinese virus” in an email that he sent to a student.
University of Cincinnati Professor John Ucker may not return to the classroom in the spring over his use of the term “Chinese virus” in an email he sent to students in September. Ucker was placed on leave in September after the email went viral on Twitter.
CINCINNATI (AP) — The University of Cincinnati is removing Marge Schott’s name from its baseball stadium and a library archive in light of her racist comments while owner of the Cincinnati Reds.
The University of Cincinnati announced this week that they will be removing Charles McMicken’s name from the college of arts and sciences. McMicken, one of the original founders of the University of Cincinnati, owned slaves during his lifetime in the first half of the 1800s.
A student at the University of Cincinnati is about to receive a $47,000 settlement as a result of the university’s failure to allow him to defend himself against sexual assault accusations.
The University of Cincinnati is hosting academic workshops on the topics of “white tears” and “white fragility.”
Now that Governor John Kasich (R) has signed campus carry into law, allowing each university system to decide whether to allow concealed carry on campus for self-defense, University of Cincinnati student body President Mitchell Phelps is stressing that he opposes campus carry because of “stabbings.”
Following a tough 20-3 loss to BYU Saturday, a fan yelled at Cincinnati Bearcats head coach Tommy Tuberville that he was “stealing” from the university. Rather than ignoring the fan, Tuberville responded by telling him to “go to hell” and “get
During Thursday’s Hawaii Bowl game between the University of Cincinnati Bearcats and the San Diego State University Aztecs, Bearcats wide receiver Chris Moore showed his Christmas spirit by giving away a game ball to one of the few fans at the game.
Global warming’s reputation as the most evil and dangerous thing ever to happen in the history of the world has just gone full Godwin: apparently – among all its myriad other crimes – it may have been responsible for the rise of
