While they wouldn't get into legal trouble, they would fail the drug test, and it's an NCAA rule, so they'd get suspended. On the bright side, lower chance of getting caught if the cops aren't looking for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bully13
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While they wouldn't get into legal trouble, they would fail the drug test, and it's an NCAA rule, so they'd get suspended. On the bright side, lower chance of getting caught if the cops aren't looking for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bully13
I wonder if Colorado schools get waivers?Quote:
Originally Posted by BulldogDX55
Sorry, didn't mean for it to come across as biting your head off or anything. While I find that kind of stuff "interesting" I'm just fine if I don't know. Mostly, I'm just ready for kickoff, dammit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Lambert
I'd assume that's a tradition that will stay for awhileQuote:
Originally Posted by Jack Lambert
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Originally Posted by Bully13
Even in states it's illegal, it's still up to the school how positive weed tests are punished. tbh the fastest way to change weed laws in the south and the middle of the country might be if the Oregon, Washington, and Colorado schools stop testing and players won't get arrested for some weed and there starts to be a tangible recruiting effect.
I 'm Cool. Just like you ready for the game. Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by War Machine Dawg