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Ostarine is a legal powder to purchase - but it is not legal in supplements. I don't see any reasonable explanation as to how it could be cross contamination.

It "may" cost them $400,000 (low chance) but will get them $1M in publicity. Smart move.

It was almost us last year...

I give them 1 earned touchdown and one busted coverage and a couple of field goals... 41 - 20 Bama

To politely paraphrase Connor Cook... "We're Everywhere!"

Just because they CAN do it doesn't mean that when it gets to the point of a player (worker) vote that it will pass. Maybe enough kids will wise up. Plus the article says that the appeal could take years, so this isn't going to even be on the table for quite a while, right?

Some people seem to want to give him a pass because of injuries, but it was POOR COACHING that cost them the bowl game. And, I know they are kids playing, but I still say poor coaching cost them the game against the cow college, too.

What a great guy! Oops, duplicate thread, delete! http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday/nick-saban-got-nails-painted-children-hospital-orleans-231756169--ncaaf.html

I'm thinking 41 - 13. Yes, we make 2 field goals...

Best assessment yet. A lot of talent potential and OU can hang with good teams but it will be a hard row to hoe to hang 4 quarters with a "motivated" Bama team.

"We're fired up playing Oklahoma," defensive end Jeoffrey Pagan said. "It's not for a national championship or anything, but we're going to go into it like it is. "We're going to try to finish this season as strong as possible."...

What an embarrassment of riches... I bet Florida would love to be able to have this debate...

Doesn't matter to who? Most of us have played sports at some level from high school, some lucky enough to play college, heck, even rec league softball... but how many HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL athletes have ever not cared about winning when they showed up? You can bet our players think this game...

Exactly... if no coach by then it is one of them or an NFL guy...

Hack

Re: Bear Bryant an Unsurpassable Legend? I've never heard that one and it is quite interesting. My statement revolves around some of the game decisions CNS has made, for example clock management a couple of times etc., that I don't think Coach Bryant would have made. But we all have our own...

Re: Bear Bryant an Unsurpassable Legend? Maybe because I can only vividly remember the late 70's onwards, I think that CNS is on the brink of matching the "level" if you will of Coach Bryant. But each one has areas, IMHO, where each was better. Personally, I think that Coach Bryant was a better...