College football roundup

Welcome into our College Football Roundup as we’ve got major headlines coming out of the NCAA, LSU, and the future of the College Football Playoff.

We start with former Texas tech quarterback Brendon Sorsby, who is reportedly suing the NCAA under the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Act after being banned from the sport. Sorsby is pushing for immediate action from the NCAA with the NFL Supplemental Draft expected to arrive in the next four to five weeks. According to reports, he wants the courts to force the NCAA to make a ruling before that draft window opens, as his professional football future could depend on it. This case could become another major legal battle over player eligibility and athlete rights as the NCAA continues to face growing pressure in courtrooms across the country.

Now to Baton Rouge, where there’s a familiar face returning to the sidelines. Former national championship head coach Ed Orgeron is headed back to LSU in a role assisting the head coach. Coach O remains one of the most beloved figures in LSU history after leading the Tigers to that unforgettable 2019 national championship season. His energy, recruiting connections, and experience could provide a huge boost for the Tigers as they continue building toward another SEC title run.

Meanwhile, there’s growing resistance to the idea of expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams. After polling both coaches and fans, the response has been overwhelmingly negative. Many believe a 24-team format would water down the regular season, create scheduling concerns, and make the postseason feel too long. Supporters of the current format argue college football’s regular season is special because every game matters, and they worry a larger playoff could take away from that intensity.

And before we wrap things up, we hope everyone had a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend as we remember and honor those who gave everything for this country.

Finally, we want to extend our sympathies to the NASCAR community as they grieve the loss involving Kyle Busch and his family. Our thoughts are with everyone affected during this difficult time.

That’s your College Football Roundup. Thanks for listening, and we’ll see you next time.