re: If auburn does somehow lose to arkansas

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As I am sure your aware but clearly deflecting. Auburn was not in a position to suspend for something that was not illegal, but we did pay for the creation of a test.

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As I'm sure *you're aware, I deflected nothing. You told me to research the topic and the first thing to come up talked about Auburn letting positive drug tests slide. That ESPN article undermined your entire statement about Auburn being strict with their drug policy. Why test for something if you're not going to suspend when you find out what is in the player's system?

Nice high school level argument though

Most would think a grown man could out smart an 18 year old.

'Grats on that Auburn education, Brah

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If auburn lose to arkansas

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As I'm sure *you're aware, I deflected nothing. You told me to research the topic and the first thing to come up talked about Auburn letting positive drug tests slide. That ESPN article undermined your entire statement about Auburn being strict with their drug policy. Why test for something if you're not going to suspend when you find out what is in the player's system?

Nice high school level argument though

Most would think a grown man could out smart an 18 year old.

'Grats on that Auburn education, Brah

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I made a failed assumption that you knew most of the stuff reported in the ESPN article which you only linked a summary via another website was debunked. I did not know your age.

Auburn did in fact pay a testing lab to pioneer a test for synthetic marijuana however, they at the time of the writing of the article had not amended their policy to include it in the band substance list. The accusation about letting positive drug test slide came from 4 accused felons who are now 4 convicted felons. Nice source reporting!

Here is a snip it of the actual info. And a LINK for the whole story. Oddly once this was released and checked by professional journalist the entire issue went away. Facts have away of doing that.

I never said Auburn was strict. The facts of that entire story showed Auburns policy being on par with the majority of the SEC: harsher than some and less harsh than a couple.

We still have 46 days for more Aubies to get arrested.

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Cool. Be the first to suspend when someone tests positive

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You are a fricking clown just like most Georgia posters on this site. Another reporter accused Auburn of racism around the same time because black players with dread locks were supposedly drug tested more frequently than other players. Such players could obviously be stereotyped as thugs more likely to engage in drug use. Auburn cant both ignore drug use and more frequently test players they suspect of using drugs. Kind of shows the media can write whatever they want without giving a damn about the accuracy of it

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Another reporter accused Auburn of racism around the same time because black players with dread locks were supposedly drug tested more frequently than other players. Such players could obviously be stereotyped as thugs more likely to engage in drug use. Auburn cant both ignore drug use and more frequently test players they suspect of using drugs. Kind of shows the media can write whatever they want without giving a damn about the accuracy of it

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Thank you for contributing nothing. Once again your Dawgsession has made you look the fool.

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Any mutt

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Oh wow, that was the greatest joke of all time.

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As I pointed out on another thread, anybody who has spent any time lurking on the Georgia board on this site knows it is as much of anti-Auburn board as it is a pro-Georgia board

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Wanna know how long I've spent lurking the Auburn board?


0 minutes.

You've admitted to lurking our board here and the Rivals board. That sure is a lot of time to be wasting on little "mutts"

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I expect more arrests if seniors continue to go unpunished when they break the rules. It could turn into a free for all if Malzahn isn't careful.

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Auburn has had two arrests since the end of 2012. 2. Two. John Mincy and Demetruce McNeal. Two in two years is pretty damn good for a high profile college like Auburn.