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It can be as laughable as blindly sticking up for someone/something without the facts.

I tried to answer the last one. It’s fact that certain players or positions, Kramer has work out twice daily in off season. I would imagine a pre workout would be very beneficial in that situation. NDSU May have some explaining to do as their distribution story seems to not align with the player. If it was in fact anything but a student athlete, your AD just lied to everyone which will make all of this much worse. What else is he trying to cover up?? One player used it once and got caught. Media and staff didn’t report on it at the time either so no one really knows the answers to the other questions.

Sure is isolated to this program. Not many other programs in the country have coaches distributing PEDs to players.

Depending on what state you live in they are both legal in the eyes of the law They can both be purchased anywhere In this case- The NCAA already decided the kid is a cheater and according to his mom was given his cheating drug of choice by an NDSU coach. It doesn’t matter what is better or worse?

Speaking of light- Being an alum of NDSU I can only imagine it would take an aweful lot for you to go public with information that would shed negative light on them. I would like to think you would be very sure of what you were stating. This wasn’t like an edited video clip where 20 minutes on either side of what was shown was removed. Both sides layed it out there for everyone to read.

“I’m not calling her a liar, but she’s not telling the truth”. So a NDSU coach gave PEDs to her son only??

Assume all of them. Only difference is that it wasn’t the coaching staff supplying them to the players. Huge difference.

That should make Robbins feel better that it wasn’t done intentionally.

So than the mom is lying as she clearly states where he got it?

I wonder if that argument will get Robbins his year back for taking a substance supplied to him by NDSU coaching staff? No one on this board has ever accused the NCAA of being intelligent. Your at the right place if you want agreement on that.

Why would members of the NDSU staff distribute these to its players? I don’t think he got this from GNC.

Are all pre workout supplements banned or just the ones distributed by NDSU staff to its athletes?

Facts are that NDSU’s strength coach and staff will have players that need to add weight and strength lift twice per day in the summer. Also certain positions do this. You don’t think an illegal pre-workout would benefit these players during this time? It’s also an advantageous time for the staff to distribute these to players to maximize these workouts and “develop” the players. Weird how NDSU claims to do it better than anyone.

Never mind the most beneficial time would be winter and summer workouts. Coaches distributing these PEDs to players would know that. They would also know players get tested in the postseason so take it all season as well. Him being the only player that tested positive in the post season doesn’t mean it still couldn’t be all over the locker room at all other times of the year.

These PEDs are only banned during the playoffs?? Are they legal during winter and summer workouts? Seems that would be when they are of the most benefit and the right time to distribute them to the players.

Lol. She answers that in the article.

She said it’s used heoughout the lockeroom. Seems pretty straight forward.

Weird his mom would lie like that?

So are these PEDs only banned during the playoffs?

Is it the recruiting or the coaching staff supplying PEDs??

Throughout the locker room? Hmmmm

I guess what I was getting at is we still had two huge recruits on campus this week at other positions. There was more than a QB. I also find it a bit ironic that the fan that is the most vocal in this board about the program needing to have the mentality of not throwing in the towel to NDSU basically threw in the towel to NDSU in a recruit. I have seen nothing that he committed anywhere. So yesterday he liked the tweet of a head coach recruiting him. He still hasn’t committed there. It’s not over until he commits. I think there is a lot to sell in this new offense and Danny is a great guy to sell it.

I’m going out on a limb that the coaches realize we need a QB.

Did I miss where the QB committed to NDSU? I apologize but am not reading through the past posts. Also, QB is important but a CB with FBS offers and a 3 star D end would be ok. Hoping the weekend went well for those two.

Here’s to a great weekend.