There is nothing unlawful about a conference enforcing eligibility rules, or even enacting them. The Big XII is not a party to the pending suit, and is not bound by the injunction. If Tech wants to join them in the suit, they can, but I think the Big XII, as a new party in the case, might have the opportunity to object to Curry as a visiting judge in the case (don't know how that works when you are added to the case long after the visiting judge is appointed, but you normally get one strike).
The only one who has committed any unlawful acts in this mess is Sorsby, but Tech is asking the courts to take actions contrary to the law just in in order to keep the guy eligible and avoid wasting NIL money. It's a shame that they found a judge gullible enough to help them out, but that doesn't mean that everyone else is condemned to follow down that path without using whatever leverage they may have.
The only one who has committed any unlawful acts in this mess is Sorsby, but Tech is asking the courts to take actions contrary to the law just in in order to keep the guy eligible and avoid wasting NIL money. It's a shame that they found a judge gullible enough to help them out, but that doesn't mean that everyone else is condemned to follow down that path without using whatever leverage they may have.
