The Oklahoma State Cowboys won’t play the Texas Tech Red Raiders until November. But the Cowboys know which quarterback they won’t be preparing for. Per ESPN and other outlets, Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has decided to enter his name into the NFL Supplemental draft, which is held next month. The decision comes after the temporary injunction Sorsby received in a Lubbock County court allowed him the opportunity to play for the Red Raiders in 2026, despite his admission of sports gambling and the NCAA’s suspension of him earlier this year. The Cowboys are hosting the Red Raiders on Nov. 14. Oklahoma State Can Scout Tech’s Remaining QuarterbacksThe Red Raiders have five quarterbacks on their roster, not including Sorsby. The most likely starter for the game is Will Hammond, the sophomore from Hutto, Texas, who suffered an ACL injury last season and is tracking toward being ready to be available for workouts in August, though it’s not clear if he’ll ready for game action when the Red Raiders open the season in September. Hammond ran for 299 yards and five touchdowns, and threw for 680 yards, seven touchdowns and three interceptions as Behren Morton’s primary backup. If Brennan is unable to start Tech’s opener, then it will have to turn to redshirt freshman Lloyd Jones III, redshirt freshman Holden Phillips, freshman Stephen Cannon and junior Kirk Francis. The transfer portal is closed, though the Red Raiders can sign a quarterback if they entered the transfer portal before it closed and that player has not signed with another college. Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow