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When the Outlaw Becomes the Villain
Texas Tech spent years fighting college athletics' power structure. The Brendan Sorsby decision may change how the sport views the Red Raiders.

Those of us who grew up watching Westerns know there is a difference between an outlaw and a villain.
The difference lies in motivation. An outlaw breaks the law or runs contrary to unchecked authority based on necessity or to stick to a greater moral code. A villain intends to cause harm or create an unfair advantage, regardless of if they’re technically breaking the law or not.
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