MiamisMoperiestMopes
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iMO that is a pretty reductionist way to view someone crossing a clearly established line, but the righteous indignation around the situation is just as absurd.
Colin's wrong about a lot of stuff.Colin is wrong on this one.
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Why? The players on the field are also gambling they just haven’t been caught!hes gonna get tagged with a ton of cheap shots i guarantee it esp in conference play.
he also deserves them all
What’s your red line?I don't think so. He crossed the red line
He never said he should play this year in that clip. That would be the only thing I disagree with if he did.Colin is wrong on this one.
You think they will allow bets on which game?He's gonna get the Zach Wilson vs Coastal Carolina treatment all year
I would not want him on my team.. couldn’t trust him at all.What would you say if he was Miamis QB???? Everyone here would be singing a different tune
Nah home team, I’m throwing stone. Dude got caught and should pay the price.Exactly
And it’s crazy with all these people acting as if they DONT have the same thing going on at their school.
Trust me, ALL of the do!!!!!
Sorsby happened to get caught but he’s one of THOUSANDS of players that are doing it right f ing NOW!!!!
I’m not throwing stones nor should anyone else because this is just the beginning of it
And if they are at least 1% as retarded as Sorsby, then they have most likely been flagged, investigated, and reported by ProhiBet (or similar), just like they reported Sorsby to Cincinnati in August 2025. The Big 12 also had access to this info. The conferences contracts ProhiBet. Every conference contracts some similar service. Cincinnati and the Big 12 did nothing. So why are they outraged now? It’s not far-fetched to believe other schools/conferences have similar instances of players being reported by ProhiBet.What’s your red line?
Gambling?
How about battery?
How about theft?
You do realize Miami and EVERY school likely has dozens of players w accounts to gamble?
Wrong some of us are not hypocritesWhat would you say if he was Miamis QB???? Everyone here would be singing a different tuneNCAA is a complete joke and worthless.
Questions for everyone here.. would you actually want him back on your team?
Not sure I could trust dude.
Facts all of a Sudden everybody in college football has a holier than thou moral compass...UGA of all schools is hilairousWhat would you say if he was Miamis QB???? Everyone here would be singing a different tune
Ask yourselves this honest question ...If Darian Mensah was ruled ineligible for a similar or whatever other reason and then got reinstated by an injunction..would we be banging the doors down for him not to play? the CFP committee banning any player ruled ineligible by the NCAA with an injunction pending would be the only way to remedy the problem.
Are you a bit dense? He bet on his own team. That's the ******* red line.What’s your red line?
Gambling?
How about battery?
How about theft?
You do realize Miami and EVERY school likely has dozens of players w accounts to gamble?
This is my issue and @YLCANE has left out of his argument. I have no doubt every team has dozens of players with gambling accounts. How many of THEM are/were betting on their own team?!?!Ask yourself a question. Do you want your starting QB to be someone with a history of gambling on his own team? How much trust do you have in him the second he throw's a terrible int?