NCAA Clears University of Cincinnati in Gambling Investigation
The NCAA has cleared the University of Cincinnati of any wrongdoing regarding a gambling investigation into Brendan Sorsby.
Cincinnati, OH, September 2, 2026 — The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has concluded its review of a gambling investigation and has cleared the University of Cincinnati of any associated wrongdoing.
The investigation reportedly centered on allegations involving Brendan Sorsby. The NCAA’s decision means the university will face no penalties or sanctions from the collegiate sports governing body in relation to this matter.
Details regarding the specifics of the gambling investigation and the extent of Brendan Sorsby’s involvement were not immediately available, nor was the timeline for when the investigation began. The university’s cooperation with the NCAA throughout the process was a factor in the ruling.
The NCAA typically investigates potential violations of its rules, which can include improper conduct, recruiting violations, or other actions that compromise the integrity of collegiate sports. Clearing a member institution signifies that the organization found no evidence of rule breaches attributable to the university itself.
No further statements were released by the NCAA or the University of Cincinnati regarding the specifics of the investigation or the cleared status. The outcome brings a formal conclusion to the inquiry concerning the university’s standing in relation to the gambling allegations involving Sorsby.
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