Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has taken an indefinite leave of absence from the team to enter a residential treatment program for a gambling addiction. Texas Tech and Sorsby announced the move in a statement released on Monday. The school said it is "committed to supporting Brendan through his recovery process and to ensure his long-term health and well-being." Sorsby was one of the biggest names in this years transfer portal. He transferred from Cincinnati, which then announced on Feb. 26 it would sue the quarterback for breaching his name, image and likeness contract. According to the lawsuit, Sorsby signed an NIL agreement in July 2025 covering the 2025 and 26 seasons and that there would be a $1 million buyout if he transferred, payable within 30 days. Sorsby announced on Dec. 15 that he was entering the transfer portal and announced on Jan. 4 that he would play for Texas Tech. Sorsby received the most lucrative deal of the portal period a reported $5 million to return to his home state for his final season. It was not immediately known how Mondays announcement could impact Sorsbys availability for the season. "We love Brendan and support his decision to seek professional help," Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire said in a statement released by the school. "Taking this step requires courage, and our primary focus is on him as a person. Our program is behind Brendan as he prioritizes his health." In the statement, Texas Tech said its "primary focus remains on fostering an environment where student-athletes feel empowered to prioritize their mental health and seek professional assistance." The school said it would have no further comment on Sorsbys status "to protect the integrity of the recovery process." Sorsby began his career at Indiana before transferring to Cincinnati. In 35 career games, including 31 starts, he has passed for 7,208 yards and 60 touchdowns, along with 1,295 rushing yards and 22 TDs. Reporting by The Associated Press.

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The 2027 NFL draft is already shaping up to be yet another memorable one for Alabama football.This past week, Alabama saw a total of 10 players hear their names called during the 2026 NFL draft, headlined by a pair of first round picks in Kadyn Proctor and Ty Simpson. That number could look similar in 2027 as well, if not even better, as the Crimson Tide have a number of players set to return for the 2026 season who could receive potential first round consideration next year, as well as maybe even Top 10 overall.Here is an early look at four of Alabama's top 2027 NFL draft prospects.Ryan Coleman-Williams, Wide ReceiverColeman-Williams will enter his junior season in Tuscaloosa as one of the top wide receivers in college football. The talented receiver struggled a bit during the 2025 season with drops, but is still one of the most electrifying players in college football with the ball in his hands, and could easily receive first round interest, especially with a bounce-back 2026 campaign. Yhonzae Pierre, Outside LinebackerPierre is one of the headline names who bypassed the 2026 NFL draft in order to return to Alabama next season. A redshirt junior, Pierre is set to be one of college football's top pass rushers during the 2026 season, and will likely be a coveted edge early in the 2027 draft.Bray Hubbard, SafetyAlabama will have two premier safeties in the 2027 NFL draft in Hubbard and Keon Sabb, the former of which could be a name to know. Similar to Pierre, Hubbard bypassed the 2026 NFL draft in order to return to Alabama next year, a move that could end up benefitting the safety's stock with a potential strong season.Zabien Brown, CornerbackStaying in the Crimson Tide secondary, Brown has been one of the SEC's top corners each of the last two seasons. A two-year starter, Brown is likely already cemented among the top corners in the 2027 draft class, and could end up being the first Alabama player off the board next spring. Contact/Follow us@RollTideWireon X (formerly Twitter) and like our page onFacebookto follow ongoing coverage ofAlabamanews, notes and opinion.This article originally appeared on Roll Tide Wire: Ryan Williams among top Alabama football 2027 NFL draft prospects

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Less than 24 hours after the Boston Red Sox shockingly fired manager Alex Cora and five members of his coaching staff, infielder Trevor Story said the clubs path forward feels unclear. "I mean obviously, its kind of up in the air what the true direction is," the two-time All-Star said on Sunday morning before a series finale against the Baltimore Orioles. "Those are conversations that need to be had. Theyll be had today and onward going forward, too." The Red Sox officially dismissed Cora on Saturday evening after a 10-17 start to his eighth season guiding the club, including an embarrassing three-game sweep at home to the New York Yankees earlier this week. Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow explained the first in-season firing of a Boston manager since 2001 by suggesting it showed commitment to the current season. "It really comes down to the belief we have in the players, and the belief we have in the group to accomplish what we set out to accomplish," Breslow said Sunday. "By acting today, it gives us 135 games ahead of us, almost a full seasons worth of run, to take advantage of this fresh start." [Red Sox: Alex Cora, Members of Coaching Staff Fired Amid Poor Start] But Story, in the fifth season of a six-year, $140-million deal, is an exception on a young roster that has traded away stars like Mookie Betts, Chris Sale, Xander Bogaerts and Rafael Devers in the years since Cora guided Boston to a 2018 World Series title in his first season. The Red Sox have reached only two postseasons since, and only one since Storys arrival when they made a wild-card appearance in 2025. "I came here to win and I came here to be successful," said the 33-year-old Story, who is among the Boston batters struggling with a .198 average, two homers and 17 RBIs. "And we had a flash of that last year. Were looking to build on that. Obviously not off to a great start. But yeah, some of the direction needs to be cleared up, in my opinion." Breslow and interim manager Chad Tracy spoke with the team for roughly eight minutes in a Sunday morning gathering that also included owner John Henry and team president Sam Kennedy, according to reliever Garrett Whitlock. Players did not talk during the meeting. "They spoke. Yeah, they spoke," Story said. "There just has to be more conversations had. I wouldnt say it was satisfactory." To reporters, Breslow and Kennedy indicated this was a decision driven by baseball operations after the club had performed particularly poorly on offense. [Last Night in Baseball: Resurgent Braves Get to 20 Wins First] Despite a 17-1 win over Baltimore Saturday that halted a four-game slide, the Red Sox batters entered Sunday slashing .233/.312/.354 collectively and ranked in the bottom quarter of MLB in most key metrics. "Ultimately, responsibility for the performance on the field, it falls on me as the leader of baseball operations," Breslow said. "But so, too, does the responsibility for doing everything I can and the organization can to find solutions. And right now we feel like this change, these changes were warranted." Kennedy said Breslow has "made several bold decisions and recommendations." "And this was one of them and we fully support it.," he said. Henry remained in Baltimore Sunday but did not address the media. "I think its evident by his presence here that this was a collaborative decision (with Henry)," Kennedy said. Tracy makes his MLB managerial debut after six seasons guiding Triple-A Worcester. The son of longtime manager Jim Tracy, he recognized the delicate dynamics of his opportunity. "Im toeing that line of sitting here with all of you in this moment, but also acknowledge the relationship with some of the people that are no longer here was strong," Tracy said. "And you also know that thats, in a lot of ways, thats how some of the players feel as well. So, excited, right? But also honoring the people that were before me that were mentors to me." Story praised Tracys "baseball mind," but was clearly still emotional about Coras firing. "He had our backs every single day," Story said. "He was very truthful with players and took bullets for us and did everything you can ask for and more as a manager. I just cant express how thankful I am to have played for him. Yeah, Ive got a love for that guy." Reporting by The Associated Press.

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