There are concentric circles of responsibility and accountability in the Brendan Sorsby fiasco. The two innermost circles failed. We’re on to the third now.
The first circle is personal accountability. Like many addicts, the Texas Tech quarterback didn’t seek help until he’d been caught in his addictive behavior, making thousands of impermissible wagers on sports. He was given direct, fair consequences for that—ineligibility to play college football. It wouldn’t have ended his football life, but it would have ended his college career.
