Brenden Sorsby- The Gambling Addiction

I’m with @TemplarCane on this one.

The libertarian streak in me says people should have the right to lose their money in any manner they see fit; drugs, gambling, prostitution, etc…
And for a long time I owned stock in gambling companies because well, they win a lot more than they lose. But the reality is that gambling is a source of addiction just like drugs, alcohol, eating, shopping, anything which hits the receptors in our brain which results in the release of dopamine.

So it is particularly cringy when espn openly discusses gambling lines because of who pays their bills with little to no regard for the people who have this addiction. And maybe it isn’t their job or anyone’s responsibility to care. But young people are even more at risk to addiction and this young man needs real help. Which I am contrasting with the “you just got caught doing something so now you need to go to rehab” help like Tiger Woods. Too often this version of rehab is just to check a box and go right back to making money for yourself or whomever is making money off of you.
 
The way that the NCAA has come across looking against NIL, lawyers, players, and co. if this is a clear cut Sorsby-**** up and the rule CLEARLY state that he should be banned, NCAA is gonna reap here. They're tired of getting played and it's statement time. If the reports are true that he bet on college football including his own team, he's done.
They finna fry his dumbass lol
 
Last year vs Nebraska, Cincinnati was on their final drive and were driving down, about to win the game. This guy Sorsby inexplicably throws a dime directly to a Nebraska DB to end the game, when he had been playing otherwise fine the whole game. This is disgusting and this kid needs to be removed from CFB.
I was watching that game and remember that play. It all makes a lot more sense with this news.
 
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I’ll agree that his pass into double coverage was somewhat sus, I don’t know why he made a throw like that, but it’s also just possible he didn’t see the DB that was directly behind the Cincy receiver.

But your post is a good one, and it does bring up the possibility based on what we now know about him now. Based on his gambling history, people are always going to have questions about plays like this, and they’re definitely legitimate questions.

Everyone can judge for themselves based on the screenshots and the video. Cincinnati receiver is circled in yellow in the first picture, Nebraska is in the white jerseys.


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Sorsby actually looked pretty good on that almost game winning drive, except of course, for the last play.

So by that notion, Beck had money on Indiana in the National Championship Game?
 
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4 years ago. Never bet on a game he played in. No evidence of him influencing the game in any way. Feds aren’t involved. This is a notningburger. The “treatment” is all they need to do. This is a very sick boy, don’t you understand? He needs help!! And, shockingly, that help will come between now and September.

He’s done if it’s proven he’s bet on his team whether or not he played in those games.
 
So by that notion, Beck had money on Indiana in the National Championship Game?

Stick to soccer bro, they’re completely different plays.

The Nebraska DB was in Sorsby’s field of view, right behind the intended receiver, whereas the DB that intercepted the Beck pass came from at least 10 to 15 yards off to the side,

Beck got greedy, locked in on the receiver, and saw the one DB covering him who he had beat.

He didn’t see the other DB who was a good 15 yards away and closing, coming across. That’s obvious to anyone that knows a little bit about football.

That’s not too excuse Beck, but they’re different football plays and comparable in terms of what the quarterback was seeing on the field.
 
He is far from the only one. This is an epidemic underneath the surface. College and pros. It's too f'n easy now to open an app and gamble your life away.
Yep. This is the new opioid crisis. We’ll see if anything happens since all sports are in bed with these gambling companies.

80% of games would barely have anyone watching if you took away the gambling element.
 
He’s done if it’s proven he’s bet on his team whether or not he played in those games.

Maybe. The guy was betting $0.50 on balls and strikes. What'd he bet on Indiana to win? $5? This isn't exactly match fixing. He's not working with any bookmakers? He's not impacting the outcome of the games? The feds aren't involved? Meh.
 
There should be an investigation into whether Indiana’s staff knew about the bets.
If they did, shouldn’t they be sanctioned?
 
Last year vs Nebraska, Cincinnati was on their final drive and were driving down, about to win the game. This guy Sorsby inexplicably throws a dime directly to a Nebraska DB to end the game, when he had been playing otherwise fine the whole game. This is disgusting and this kid needs to be removed from CFB.
How much you lost on that throw?

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