How is this news? ~15% of 15% of our 115 players tested positive. Yea, that was reported in December.
Only thing I could care about in this story is if it instructed me on which drug to purchase to have the same glorious hair that Trevor Lawrence has.
That's what they've been arguing the entire time. It could've been an unlisted ingredient in something
Yeah of course, just a common mistake. It could have easily been another substance too. What an incredible set of events So unlucky
Trace amounts for like 7 players out of 14 tested. I guess some guys process things faster than others.
Seems unlikely that only 3 players would be affected in that scenario, but it really doesn’t bother me much. I think it’s dumb that athletes can’t safely and appropriately use performance enhancing drugs, especially for recovery.
Their pee was coming out colored like mountain dew pitch black. NCAA prefers it be no darker than mountain dew game fuel.
I am just stirring the pot a bit, I actually agree and I don’t think it would’ve made a difference in the outcome. I doubt that Nd is completely clean too.
Dabo: “They could have gotten them anywhere, even from the shampoo” or from our S&T steroid supply cabinets. Doping = the new Clemsoning.
Everyone else doped up on the designer not-yet-dectectable stuff. Whoever gave those three the wrong stuff got their ass chewed.
Clemson needs to give out some PED’s to their message board warriors because the spin job I am seeing in here is WEAK.
Nah. I rooted for Clemson over Bammer in the title game, and some UGA fans couldn’t believe I would do something like that, so I leaned into the criticism. Clemson can get fucked, but I still believe they were easily the lesser of two evils from UGA’s perspective.
“Trace amounts” is what was self-reported by Clemson. To protect the players, the NCAA does not report any details on drug test results, other than telling the University their ruling. The rest can be reported however the university wants, and they’re held to no standard there. Bama actually called their suspensions a “violation of team rules” at first. It wasn’t until the media pressed on Saban that a little bit more of the truth came out. But in short, we’re likely never going to get the full story because the universities have full control over that. And the NCAA doesn’t care as long as the suspensions are served.
The only part of that article that states any possibility Clemson gave the players steroids was the headline.
Pretty impressive. The steroids must be found in everything up there. I’d test the clemson ice cream next