re: SI: Alabama Football Team took Deer Antler Spray (steroids)

Already talked about it in my last post, but here is a whole article about how putting meds under your tongue is faster than swallowing meds. Not only meds, but steroids too.

LINK

ETA: This also works if you want to get drunk faster. Put a shot of whatever under you tongue, try to leave it there for a few minutes, then swallow.

quote:

---

If he's selling it as marijuana, it is.

---

Yeah, but you're not going to test positive for marijuana if you're smoking grass clippings.

Which is the threshold for guilt for the Bama's and other players.

For there to be an NCAA issue they have to test positive for a banned substance.

"For there to be an NCAA issue there has to be a positive test for a banned substance."

A lack of evidence is the problem that Bama haters will run into here. You need actual evidence to convict and past situations clearly indicate the words of a salesman or booster or rival fan or even the players themselves admitting to a violation isn't enough to convict without corroborating evidence to back up the violation. Heck, 4 Auburn players going on HBO and flat out admitting on air that they received cash and illegal benefits from Auburn boosters wasn't enough to convict Auburn of anything. That's the most blatant case of outright admission of violations from the very players involved to go unpunished maybe in NCAA history yet some Auburn fans have the nerve to bring up Ttowns Menwear that shows the perfectly legal act of autographing someone's already purchased jersey. This antler roid "violation" has to be validated by a positive test of said substance to be an actual violation.

quote:

---

That's the most blatant case of outright admission of violations from the very players involved to go unpunished maybe in NCAA history yet some Auburn fans have the nerve to bring up Ttowns Menwear that shows the perfectly legal act of signing someone's already purchased jersey or certainly this antler tour "violation".

---

Maybe the NCAA would have believed them if they had taken them up on their invitation to be interviewed by the NCAA. It's pretty clear this was part of the smear campaign against AU and financed by someone.

It is NOT perfectly legal for a CURRENT player to have his signed jersey in a store window to promote said business. It is an NCAA violation.

Lance Armstrong passed a lot of tests too. Look these guys doing this are douches but don't act ignorant.

quote:

---

Saban allowed the players to take spray which is just like HGH before NCG Players went to hotel party by the owner of S.W.A.T And Ray Lewis too. This is banned by the NCAA

---

Let's see, first off the same guy admits to giving his products to players from teams all over the SEC including UGA, AU, and LSU.

Secondly his product is a joke. The banned ingredient doesn't hold under packaging. It becomes inert. It also cannot be actively absorbed through digestion. It will only work by being injected into the bloodstream.

Nice try though.

Death Penalty bruh.
DWI

and you mad bro?

They didn't take part in interviews or provide proof of having received those payments thus no penalties which speaks to my point about needing corroboration of the allegations. In a banned substance case the corroborating evidence would be failed drug tests.

As for Ttown Menswear using signed memorabilia to promote the store that only becomes an issue if the school doesn't notify the business to quit. Any business owner could go to fan day and get stuff signed and go back and display it in their store. Numerous schools would be in deep sh## with the NCAA if that is all it took to get busted. We all know that most Auburn fans that whine about Ttown Menswear aren't keying on the promotion though. Most of you ITATers like to make the leap that photo evidence of players signing memorabilia somehow means they are being paid cash or are being given suits. Actual evidence wasn't needed.

quote:

---

As for Ttown Menswear using signed memorabilia to promote the store that only becomes an issue if the school doesn't notify the business to quit. Any business owner could go to fan day and get stuff signed and go back and display it in their store. Numerous schools would be in deep sh## with the NCAA if that is all it took to get busted. We all know that most Auburn fans that whine about Ttown Menswear aren't keying on the promotion though. Most of you ITATers like to make the leap that photo evidence of players signing memorabilia somehow means they are being paid cash or are being given suits. Actual evidence wasn't needed.

---

The bammer booster did not get things signed at fan day. He had players signing things in an empty store, boxes of jerseys with the tags still on. The young boys, only the best players (whose autographs would be valuable) from the picture evidence practically lived in his store. Deny it if you will - the pictures are there. The booster was disassociated only after the photographs came to light, and the cease and desist letter was not dated and hand delivered to the shop.

quote:

---

The bammer booster did not get things signed at fan day. He had players signing things in an empty store, boxes of jerseys with the tags still on. The young boys, only the best players (whose autographs would be valuable) from the picture evidence practically lived in his store. Deny it if you will - the pictures are there. The booster was disassociated only after the photographs came to light, and the cease and desist letter was not dated and hand delivered to the shop.

---