Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issued a warning to schools in the Big 12 Conference, stating that the state may pursue legal action against any institution that imposes sanctions on Texas Tech. This warning comes in response to Texas Tech's decision to play a quarterback who has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA to regain his eligibility. Paxton addressed his concerns in a letter to Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark and Kansas Chancellor.
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Texas Attorney General warns Big 12 about potential legal action regarding Texas Tech sanctions
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has cautioned Big 12 schools against sanctioning Texas Tech for playing a quarterback involved in a lawsuit against the NCAA. He indicated that the state may consider legal action against any institution that imposes such sanctions.
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