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Hasn't the Euro done the best job on the two prior storms?
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Looks like Jonny Tychonick is using the Covid year at Omaha.
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Congrats to Bismarck for setting an all-time April snowfall record with 12 days yet remaining!
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I thought the inbound storm (Apr 22-25 arrival) was going to be more of a NWS Bismarck problem than an NWS Grand Forks problem. < facepalm >
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2022-23 University of North Dakota Hockey Season
The Sicatoka replied to Frozen4sioux's topic in Men's Hockey
Allow me to show you all how a recruit's hearing works: "If you continue to progress as you need to, on and off ice, your play, training and your school, you'll be here in two years." -
Somebody's got their story mixed up. https://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2022/04/18_McKay-Suspended-6-Months-.php https://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/article/hobey-baker-winner-dryden-mckay-discusses-suspension-for-banned-substance/ So which is it?
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Dryden McKay was so afraid of Covid, and admitting he knew to be careful of what he as an athlete consumes, he decided to take a non-NSF-approved, "Facebook Pharmacy" recommended, Quercetin supplement. Makes sense. Or not.
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Is alcohol a banned substance by USADA/WADA/NCAA? Unfortunately, alcohol is just a dumb substance to ingest.
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Why is he taking non-NSF-approved stuff? To what end? He admits he knew better but yet ... And I'm wondering why the six months didn't start in Jan/Feb with the positive test. (Not Dryden's control; this skepticism is aimed at USOC/USADA/NCAA.)
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Problem One summed up right ^^^ there. He admits he used a not-NSF-approved item. <-- Not smart. The team tells you not to do that.
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Need a @MafiaManruling here: The Top 20 Songs the CIA Used to Torture Inmates I think the CIA has some clean misses on that list: - no songs by The Carpenters or The Osmonds - "Baby Shark" - nothing by German band Rammstein
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The statement from Mankato Athletics: " ... able to quickly confirm with the NCAA ... " So the NCAA knew. And the NCAA rolled with the USADA temporarily lifted suspension. All of this was kept very well under wraps for a long time. What was USA Olympics' and USA Hockey's involvements I wonder. That'd be a terrible thing (for them) to come out during the Beijing Olympics. Now it just sucks for McKay, MSU-M, the NCAA, and the Hobey committee.
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2022-23 University of North Dakota Hockey Season
The Sicatoka replied to Frozen4sioux's topic in Men's Hockey
Season Team League GP G A Pts PIM +/- 2016-17 U.S. National USHL 26 8 16 24 44 12 2017-18 U. of North Dakota NCHC 38 9 13 22 35 4 He's maybe the closest to it, but a year being "the man" for < USHL franchise here > would not have hurt him either. -
The Vitamin D story is coming from McKay's tweet. It wasn't his Vitamin D bottle that was the problem. (Dare I say they're trying to conflate D with the real problem?) From the SportsNet article The problem was, non-NSF-approved, Quercetin with the banned substance in it. Like I said, if it had been a bad bottle of D, ouch. But he admits he was taking something not NSF approved (Quercetin).
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So the problem isn't that he didn't listen to his coaches, trainers, and team, isn't that he didn't only take NSF approved supplements, isn't that he ended up with a banned substance at detectable levels in his system. No, the problem is ... he got caught?
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I'll bust on any (Purple Cow, Drool Cow, UND) college athlete for not listening to what they're told Day 1: Don't take anything that isn't approved by the team first. (Our guys used to be told to run everything past Pooly.)
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McKay admits in his explanation that he took a supplement not approved by NSF.
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Next on SportsCenter ... https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/33763226/dryden-mckay-hobey-baker-award-winner-ncaa-top-men-hockey-player-banned-six-months-anti-doping-rule-violation
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If he wanted Vitamin D, why didn’t he take Vitamin D but instead chose this other Quercetin thing as @iramurphysays. Did he go to the store and not know how to spell “D”? And all these athletes are told time and again: Don’t take anything that the team hasn’t cleared!
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Guttman is the crankshaft of that engine, but he ain't got the pistons he had.
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Remember "kids" (and I know you're reading this), as Dryden McKay says: " ... I, as an athlete, am responsible for what goes into my body." That applies to you too. If you're not sure, run it past Pooly first.
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The MSU-M Compliance Staff could make those things happen (or not happen) before the NCAA is made aware. I can not find if USADA or WADA reports positive findings to the NCAA when they test Olympic sport (BB, hockey) athletes.
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The article says: The article is unclear as to whether the NCAA was told by McKay, MSU-M, or the USADA, and if so, when. I'm pretty sure the Hobey Baker committee was unaware until a few hours ago.