## Texans Tight End Carted Off Field With Apparent Leg Injury

Houston Texans tight end Brevin Jordan left Monday's practice on a cart after suffering what looked like a lower leg injury. The incident, reported by Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston, has sent shockwaves through the team as they prepare for the upcoming season.  


**Further Details Unclear**

While the exact nature and severity of Jordan's injury remain unknown, his departure from practice on a cart raises serious concerns. Medical staff immediately attended to Jordan following the incident, and he was later transported off the field in a wheelchair. 


The Texans are expected to provide an update on Jordan's condition as more information becomes available.  


## Texans Tight End Carted Off Field With Apparent Leg Injury

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## College Football on Trial: Miami to Fight Wisconsin Lawsuit

**A landmark legal battle is brewing in college football as the University of Miami prepares to fight back against a lawsuit filed by the University of Wisconsin.** The suit, alleging tortious interference and financial damages, centers around the transfer of standout cornerback Xavier Lucas from Wisconsin to Miami.  

**Wisconsin Claims Interference with Revenue Sharing**

The lawsuit, filed in June in a Wisconsin state circuit court, claims that Miami interfered with a binding revenue-sharing deal involving Wisconsin and Lucas. According to the complaint, Miami communicated directly with Lucas and “knowingly induced” him to leave Wisconsin without entering the NCAA’s transfer portal.  

Miami is expected to file a motion to dismiss the lawsuit by Friday, sources say. The University of Miami declined to comment on the matter. 

**Lucas: Caught in the Crossfire?**

While not named directly in the complaint, Lucas is identified as “Student Athlete A.” His attorney, Darren Heitner, previously alleged that Wisconsin violated NCAA rules by failing to put Lucas into the transfer portal after multiple requests.  

“We are displeased that Wisconsin is suing Miami, and I have heard from other athletes who are concerned about the approach Wisconsin is taking,” said Heitner in a statement. “Athletes like Xavier are watching this and are understandably worried that a school could potentially take the extra step and sue a student when the school was in the wrong for violating NCAA rules.”

He added, "The only issue here is that Wisconsin failed to place Xavier’s name into the transfer portal, as required, leaving Xavier with scrambling to find a solution, which was ultimately to unenroll when he felt trapped."

Lucas, a standout freshman cornerback for the Badgers in 2024, posted 18 tackles and an interception in seven games. He withdrew from classes at Wisconsin and enrolled at Miami in January, bypassing the NCAA’s transfer portal.  

**Big Ten Stands With Wisconsin**

In a further twist, the Big Ten publicly voiced its support for Wisconsin's lawsuit in June, stating that "The University of Miami’s actions are irreconcilable with a sustainable college sports framework and is supportive of UW-Madison’s efforts to preserve.”


**Transfer Portal Under Fire** 

This legal battle highlights the growing tension surrounding the NCAA transfer portal. Coaches have criticized the ease with which athletes can "hit free agency," while players increasingly leverage schools against each other for lucrative NIL deals.   


## College Football on Trial: Miami to Fight Wisconsin Lawsuit

**A landmark legal battle is brewing in college football as the University of Miami prepares to 

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