Joey McGuire sees more lawsuits coming as NCAA continues to fight eligibility suits - Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

McGuire's comments reflect what a lot of college football fans have been saying out loud for weeks: no one has a clear picture of where this ends. The eligibility chaos stems from players who competed in NFL preseason games or spent more than a year in the NBA system successfully obtaining court injunctions to return to college and play. That legal backdoor has teams scrambling to figure out who is actually eligible and who might show up on a roster next.

The Big Ten became the first conference to publicly condemn the practice, making it an official league stance as of this week. That puts pressure on other conferences, including the Big 12, to respond. For Tech fans, the question is whether any of this affects the Red Raiders directly, either through opponents adding players mid-season or through the program's own roster decisions.

McGuire's candor at least signals the coaching staff is tracking the situation closely, even if nobody at any level of college athletics has a firm answer right now. Courts have not stopped issuing injunctions despite the Big Ten's formal pushback.