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t-net vs NCAA
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t-net vs NCAA


Dec 28, 2018, 5:32 AM

Maybe someone with t-net or someone on t-net
with active JD could send a FOI request to NCAA.

Requesting "NO" personal information or player/students information
but the results on testing for Ostarine (SARM)
How long as the NCAA been testing for this substance
How many times they test the sample
How many player/students have tested positive
Names of Schools
How many false positive test
How many players/students filed for an appeal
How many cases were upheld
How many cases were reversed
What % of substance in test triggers a positive
Is the test given/taken Blood or Urine

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Re: t-net vs NCAA


Dec 28, 2018, 5:36 AM

Why?

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Re: t-net vs NCAA


Dec 28, 2018, 6:21 AM

WHY NOT

Are the 3 Clemson players only ones who have tested positive
Is this substance common being found in many players/students
Is this substance legal or illegal FDA or Federal Laws
What products is this substance found in
When a player/student can lose 1 year of being able to compete
any and all information about this substance should be provided
to the schools and players/students
What happens when 50 or more players/students on the same team
is found to have a positive test result for this substance

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Re: t-net vs NCAA


Dec 28, 2018, 7:03 AM

Because it's a waste of time and we can leave it up to the team and program.

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Uhh, no JD but don’t believe the FOI (Freedom of Information (Act)) applies to NCAA.


Dec 28, 2018, 9:02 AM

Discovery in lawsuit maybe, but not the FOIA of 1974.

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