Clemson Won't Release Ostarine Investigation Findings WHAT ARE THEY HIDING

Clemson won't release ostarine investigation findings

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"If the school knows how the players came into contact with an illegal PED, if the source was inside or outside the athletic department — or if the problem was more widespread — it is not saying."

"The Post and Courier sought and received thorough cooperation from Clemson during investigative reporting in past years involving data on the use of painkillers within the football program and football concussions."

"Head coach Dabo Swinney told The Post and Courier in February the players might have been given ostarine in some form accidentally by Clemson.

“Oh yeah, I mean, there’s a chance that it could come from anything,” the two-time national championship winner said. “They’re going to test everything and look at everything. And that’s the problem. As you really look at this stuff, it could be a contaminant that came from anything, that was something that was cleared and not a problem, and all of a sudden, it becomes there was something.”"

"The Post and Courier also asked for ostarine-related email, text and other correspondence from December 1 to mid-February 10 involving Swinney, athletic director Dan Radakovich, president Jim Clements and members of the sports medicine, training and nutrition staffs.

Clemson in late May provided only 33 mostly heavily redacted documents that shed little light on the volume or diligence of its in-house investigation."