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rompcat said...
Perhaps I am just misunderstanding something being discussed in this thread, but isn't the SEC schools' policies (and that of every conference and school for that matter) far more stringent than that of the NCAA?
The NCAA has rules regarding performance enhancing drugs. Schools and conferences set their policies regarding other drugs.
So, if a school allows players five failed marijuana tests before suspension, it is still more stringent than the NCAA's policy regarding marijuana because the NCAA has no restrictive policy whatsoever. Regarding performance enhancing drugs, the NCAA is responsible for testing and enforcement.
Am I wrong on this? Reading through the article shows they carefully danced their words to make something appear to be there that isn't there, IMO. Can someone show where it is reported that the NCAA has rules regarding recreational use of drugs that are more stringent than the SEC schools' rules regarding recreational drug use? Can someone show where the SEC (or any other schools for that matter) have rules regarding performance enhancing drugs differing from those of the NCAA?
This just seems to be blown into something it isn't by taking a phrase in the article out of context. Note: Sometimes editors change titles given by authors in order to draw attention to stories and produce "hits", etc.
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bamabum5 said...
I'm not sure what you are saying. The NCAA suspends a player for an entire year if they fail one drug test. That is too harsh IMO. I doubt you can find a single BCS school that has a policy that is as stringent. My point is that the NCAA shouldn't have such a tough policy on this issue. A year is fine for repeat offenses like many SEC schools do(I know Bama suspends a player for an entire year on the third failed test with the potential to send the player packing). Maybe the NCAA should change their policy to meet it's members policy.
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NoVaNoles said...
dude you are flat out gay and everybody knows it
You took down a picture of yourself after i made fun of you for it, clear sign of somebody with zero self esteem
And then locked your home made videos after you knew i was about to post them
You are a chick dude, go back to the gym so you can take more shirtless pictures of yourself
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Under Review said...
Reality check needed.
29 isn't "a young man". By 29 I had been married, fathered two children, bought a house and started a business. The greatest accomplishment of your first 29 years probably was getting to level 7 of some video game.
Sick burn or not 26K posts on one site in a few years is someone who derives all of their self worth or in your case loathing on the interwebs. Your "I've been banned" drama act of last week is a pretty good example of of your needy nature. If you really need attention I'd suggest a woman but in your case a dog would probably be a more realistic option.
Feel free not to wait until my age to off yourself. Talking shit to an old man is even sadder.
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Players in SEC face more lenient penalties for drug use