So if they do find the source, but the appeal doesn’t happen in time for the natty...... what then? Would this be a law suit type of situation? For Dex to work that hard to get here and for the NCAA “doing their job” to screw that up for him.
Lawsuits are always settled in terms of dollars. That's the only recourse of a civil court unless someone is ordered to refrain or submit to something. In this case it wouldn't be applicable. The obvious solution is the monetary value of Clemson losing Dex for two games or a drop in his draft stock over missing two games.
If losing him against ND hurt it couldn't be worth more than three points and a few insignificant stats to Clemson. I don't think that's practical. It would also be difficult to show that his absence changed the outcome of the next game. Maybe, maybe I'm missing something.
Does any reasonable person think Dex's signing bonus will be different or his placement in the draft change because of the .0002% of the drug?
If we're going to file a lawsuit it should be against the NCAA for not allowing him to play. If we get it through court and win the other kids would be exonerated and their lives returned to normal. Nothing more or less is warranted but I'm not skilled in dealing with such matters.