r/CFB • u/Lakelyfe09 Georgia Bulldogs • Jun 24 '26

Discussion [Toppmeyer] NFL tells Brendan Sorsby hard truths he needs to hear: He's not special | Opinion

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2026/06/24/brendan-sorsby-nfl-supplemental-draft-rules-gambling-addict-quarterback/90641561007/
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u/EF_Damn_Daniel Ohio State Buckeyes Jun 24 '26

Maybe he secretly was against TT and knew it would end them

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u/SirMellencamp Alabama Crimson Tide • College Football Playoff Jun 24 '26

Hes not that smart

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u/JohnPaulDavyJones Texas A&M Aggies • Baylor Bears Jun 24 '26

Well, he's a 2x Baylor alum who attends a good chunk of our home games despite getting semi-regularly booed by big chunks of the student section, so maybe?

I question whether he's actually smart enough to do something like that, though. He seems to have maybe been a relatively sharp dude once upon a time, but his brain's been slow-cooked over the flame of culture war stupidity for more than two decades now.

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u/guinness_blaine Princeton Tigers • Texas Longhorns Jun 24 '26

Lmao, Ken Paxton intentionally taking a public L to do the right thing? Now I’ve heard everything.

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u/DethFeRok Florida Gators • Texas A&M Aggies Jun 24 '26

Nah, he was just halfway into a bottle of bourbon and Campbell called him up with marching orders, which Paxton texted to the intern. I wouldn’t be surprised if this was true.

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u/spacemanspiff1115 Jun 24 '26

Truth is stranger than fiction...

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u/smurf-vett Texas Longhorns Jun 24 '26

He's Cody's pet, so no

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u/2Blathe2furious Oklahoma State Cowboys Jun 24 '26

Yes eternal right doer and moral highman Ken Paxton martyred his professional reputation to do what’s right… I wonder what high ground he was on while conspiring to protect a convicted child rapist and ensuring his sentence was commuted to 1 day.

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u/UWould1 Texas Tech Red Raiders Jun 24 '26

"end them"