University of Cincinnati
Coverage of University of Cincinnati in the Nexus archive.
- The Averted Crisis of the Brendan Sorsby Ordeal
Brendan Sorsby, a college quarterback, placed over 2,900 bets during his career, including 40 on his own team, leading to NCAA ineligibility. A Texas judge initially allowed him to play via an injunction, but Sorsby later applied for the NFL supplemental draft, avoiding a potential precedent. The case highlights the NCAA's declining authority in regulating college sports.
- Economists say a gas tax suspension wouldn’t give Ohioans meaningful relief
Ohio lawmakers are considering a three-month suspension of the state's 38.5-cent gas tax to alleviate rising fuel costs, but most economists surveyed believe it would not provide meaningful financial relief to residents. Analysts estimate savings would be minimal, such as $21 to $80 over three months, and warn that pausing tax revenue would harm infrastructure funding.
- Certain weather patterns can trigger migraines — and more health headlines
Researchers at the University of Cincinnati identified two weather patterns associated with increased migraine risk. The study notes higher incidence of these weather-triggered headaches in the Midwest.
- Texas Tech QB’s gambling saga now features Tom Brady’s Deflategate lawyer
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby faces NCAA eligibility issues due to alleged sports betting, with high-profile attorney Jeffrey Kessler representing him. The case could determine Sorsby's 2026 season eligibility and set a precedent for athlete gambling disputes. Kessler, known for Tom Brady's Deflategate defense and the House v. NCAA case, may challenge NCAA rules in court.