Which also triggered an automatic drug test by ACC where he was on probation, which he of course failed, but the results arent supposed to come out until the next probation hearing, but ACC released them immediately just to be dicks.

Natrez brought all this on himself but he was definitely not treated fairly in the month of december last year.

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Posted by Jefferson Dawg

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Posted on 12/14/18 at 4:59 pm to deeprig9

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he was definitely not treated fairly in the month of december last year.

Was probably the best thing that could have ever happened to him.

Don't forget that the first test (after his third arrest) only had a positive for weed. They sprung another on him a few days later and this next one came up positive for opiods too. MEaning on top of all this drama after the SECcg, with so much on the line for himself and the team and his career etc etc, he was now adding opiods to the mix.

This dude clearly had some serious issues and was poised to piss everything he'd worked for away..

But, nobody on here wanted the kid to get the help he needed. They didn't want him to get treatment like he did. They wanted it all swept under the rug so he could help Georgia win a fricking football game. Then let this kid go implode afterwards for all they cared.

Anyway, it all worked out for Natrez and UGA, but Congrats to the GSB once again on such predictably shitty instincts. Rinse , repeat. ha ha. Never fails.

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