ok, so someone on the coaching staff should take notice and start asking questions when your qb puts on 40 lbs
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ok, so someone on the coaching staff should take notice and start asking questions when your qb puts on 40 lbs
Sure. A college student increasing his body mass by 25% in a year without getting fat? Seems legit.ok, so someone on the coaching staff should take notice and start asking questions when your qb puts on 40 lbs
Seems kinda hard to overlook...ok, so someone on the coaching staff should take notice and start asking questions when your qb puts on 40 lbs
Must have been the same flaxseed oil Barry Bonds used.43 pounds of mass gained in one year isn't from some OTC supplement...
overlooking for one's wife, maybe. for a d-I qb, no waySeems kinda hard to overlook...
Honey Badger wasn't taking PEDs though. He was doing the recreational stuff. NCAA probably wouldn't suspend him for a year on a dope test, but the PEDs they will. Basically the theory is that the benefit from the PED is long lasting and impacts results of games. THe impact of the recreational stuff doesn't make you better at football...To kind of summarize/reiterate, based on what I know this had to have been a NCAA test since for instance with Honey Badger, he could fail multiple drug tests before the school finally decided to do something. It's at their discretion, and I don't see how Florida would decide on the one year ban.
As to any vacated wins, I can't imagine that happening outside of perhaps the game he was tested after (or if he played after the test). I don't think they have any way to presume he was using it earlier, I mean if you do that, you could potentially vacate four years with a player, so I don't see them going down that road.
Tough break for Florida, but it seems like this kid was doing a bit more than just accidentally taking the wrong thing one time.
I wasn't arguing for the same punishment, but for instance I've never, not once ever heard of a school suspending a player for PEDs based on their own tests. You have to believe they can screen for that, so either they look the other way or handle it internally (I don't think anyone school would want to reveal a player had been cheating). The NCAA has an entirely different approach to their drug tests though and that was the point I was trying to make.Honey Badger wasn't taking PEDs though. He was doing the recreational stuff. NCAA probably wouldn't suspend him for a year on a dope test, but the PEDs they will. Basically the theory is that the benefit from the PED is long lasting and impacts results of games. THe impact of the recreational stuff doesn't make you better at football...
43 pounds in one year??? I'm not sure I've ever known of anyone gaining that much that fast, except for people with illnesses that required them to take....steroids.43 pounds of mass gained in one year isn't from some OTC supplement...
Not sure you can call this over the counter, maybe via the internet. It is basically a designer steroid or pro hormone as some people like to call them these days. It raised his testosterone levels enough for the second test, which can pinpoint exactly what he took. Funny thing is, most sites that sell these type of drugs make it plain as day you will fail a steroid test.Hearing Ligandrol was the supplement.