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Yormark Silent as Cincinnati Probe, Sorsby Sues NCAA

7/9/2026

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Brett Yormark declined to answer questions about the probe into Cincinnati’s knowledge of Brendan Sorsby’s gambling.
He said the conference has zero-tolerance for BYU-related derogatory comments, will meet presidents and directors in August while reviewing a 24-team playoff expansion.
Cincinnati said athletes receive gambling education and would not field an ineligible player, while Brendan Sorsby sued the NCAA claiming the school knew of his gambling and disputing a $975,000 repayment.

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Brett Yormark declined to answer questions about the probe into Cincinnati’s knowledge of Brendan Sorsby’s gambling.
He said the conference has zero-tolerance for BYU-related derogatory comments, will meet presidents and directors in August while reviewing a 24-team playoff expansion.
Cincinnati said athletes receive gambling education and would not field an ineligible player, while Brendan Sorsby sued the NCAA claiming the school knew of his gambling and disputing a $975,000 repayment.