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OutKick's Trey Wallace talks biggest storylines in college sports

It may be June, but there is still plenty of college sports news making headlines. OutKick senior college sports reporter Trey Wallace joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss the latest surrounding Brendan Sorsby, the future of college athletics and much more.
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June 2, 2026
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Key notes from Trey Wallace interview

  • The biggest story I'm on right now is Brendan Sorsby. The congressional stuff will probably take three months. If a retired judge comes in and says the NCAA is at fault and Sorsby can play, we have officially lost the plot on college athletics. Sorsby needs to go and prepare for the NFL and stop worrying about college athletics. The NCAA did not cause his gambling addiction.
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