NDSUCKS Dump Thread

[geaux_sioux]

12 minutes ago, JohnboyND7 said:

They gave up 10 points with their starting defense on the field. When 15% of the opposing team is failing drug tests, makes you wonder...

Makes you wonder why Notre Dame didn’t hire the right supliment guy.

[Siouxphan27]

El Chapo found guilty on all counts today.  Will this have any trickle down effect on the bison football program?  

[BarnWinterSportsEngelstad]

I would think so. He posts a lot on Turdville. You NO da late Lakes?

El_Chapo 

Senior MemberBisonville Hall of Fame          

[bison73]

34 minutes ago, Siouxphan27 said:

El Chapo found guilty on all counts today.  Will this have any trickle down effect on the bison football program?  

Will he be denied internet access??? That would be a fitting punishment.

[Siouxphan27]

1 minute ago, BarnWinterSportsEngelstad said:

I would think so. He posts a lot on Turdville. You NO da late Lakes?

El_Chapo 

Senior MemberBisonville Hall of Fame          

LOL wow I did not know that, awesome LOL 

[BarnWinterSportsEngelstad]

4 minutes ago, bison73 said:

Will he be denied internet access??? That would be a fitting punishment.

All jokes aside, that would!

[MafiaMan]

On 2/11/2019 at 1:55 PM, The Sicatoka said:

I assure you there's no way to insure against improper use of the term ensure.
It's impossible to prevent its misuse. 

So what you’re saying is, it’s a loose-loose situation.

(I’ll show myself out)

[choyt3]

https://www.iheart.com/content/2019-02-12-fbi-searching-for-thieves-who-stole-65000-worth-of-energy-drinks/

I’d check here: 1800 N University Dr, Fargo, ND 58102

[JohnboyND7]

On 2/12/2019 at 9:42 AM, geaux_sioux said:

Makes you wonder why Notre Dame didn’t hire the right supliment guy.

They did get a new strength and conditioning guy a couple years ago and he seems to have done a lot of good work relative to the previous dude.  Quenton Nelson is evidence.

On 2/12/2019 at 12:47 PM, Siouxphan27 said:

El Chapo found guilty on all counts today.  Will this have any trickle down effect on the bison football program?  

El Chapo will break free.  He has a record that backs me up!  Lets go Chapo!  

[BarnWinterSportsEngelstad]

On 2/14/2019 at 11:21 PM, JohnboyND7 said:

El Chapo will break free.  He has a record that backs me up!  Lets go Chapo!  

El Chapo escaped two prisons in Mexico — but no one’s ever busted out of the American ‘ADX’

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/el-chapo-escaped-two-prisons-in-mexico-—-but-no-ones-ever-busted-out-of-the-american-adx/ar-BBTyYzX?ocid=spartandhp

[BarnWinterSportsEngelstad]

Clemson - Champs:
Dexter Lawrence says all he can do is “tell the truth” about PEDs at Combine
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/02/17/dexter-lawrence-says-all-he-can-do-is-tell-the-truth-about-peds-at-combine/

U knows nothing, players know nothing, NCAA only penalizes the caught players with suspensions, Clemson walks.

[BarnWinterSportsEngelstad]

 Still beating the HORSE, cuz he is not dead yet. Press, there is a bigger story here than the President's Chief of Staff @ UND!

Difference with our friends to the south? 

Clemson acknowledges 3 failed tests with NCAA suspensions and the substance Ostarine. Nobody publicly knows anything else.

NDSU acknowledges 1 failed test with NCAA suspension and doesn't name the substance involved. AD states it was from another student-athlete (very interesting in that they show they do know something), Junior's mother says it's from a trusted staff member and used throughout the locker room. Junior was on the stuff since mid season. The U also tests itself by using the same Company as NCAA uses?

?'s
What is the substance Junior was suspended for?
Used through out the locker room - Junior admitted, but by how many more?
Junior shows surprise of being caught, but yet can relate to something taken where the substance came from?
If Junior started mid season, how long has this use been going on by other players? Years?
Who's providing this substance, trusted staff member or student-athlete?
If AD knows the student-athlete, why hasn't there been publicity on some kind of disciplinary action?
If a student-athlete at a U was really giving substances to players like this and the AD knew who that person was, boom!!!!!
Hearing no disciplinary action leads to more suspicions of "provided by staff member", even a cover up?
What is the real purpose of the U self test for drugs?
NCAA suspends athlete, U downplays the situation and moves on?
With a potential staff member, a possible cover up and lying creates a bigger concern?
Bison pride, protect the trophies, even if throwing the athlete under the bus is necessary?

 

[Mama Sue]

Well said Barn! Too much silence for too long!

Good questions and I hope we get answers!!!

[90siouxfan]

I'm not going to hold my breath, colleges are like politicians, usually ahead of the curve and will burn whoever, whatever to get away with it.  The court of public opinion becomes the default court and ND has so many puffed up NDSU fans that there is no way they admit to anything, best you could hope for is they look away.  The NCAA will only get involved if they need a scapegoat to divert attention, NDSU is a darling, correction a JV darling, burnable but not a necessary path at this time.

[southpaw]

Saw a twitter post from an ndsu fan saying they're jealous of UND's FBS schedule. Has Matt Larsen scheduled any fbs games? Seems like they have many gaps in future years. 

[bison73]

On 2/20/2019 at 10:24 AM, BarnWinterSportsEngelstad said:

 Still beating the HORSE, cuz he is not dead yet. Press, there is a bigger story here than the President's Chief of Staff @ UND!

Difference with our friends to the south? 

Clemson acknowledges 3 failed tests with NCAA suspensions and the substance Ostarine. Nobody publicly knows anything else.

NDSU acknowledges 1 failed test with NCAA suspension and doesn't name the substance involved. AD states it was from another student-athlete (very interesting in that they show they do know something), Junior's mother says it's from a trusted staff member and used throughout the locker room. Junior was on the stuff since mid season. The U also tests itself by using the same Company as NCAA uses?

?'s
What is the substance Junior was suspended for?
Used through out the locker room - Junior admitted, but by how many more?
Junior shows surprise of being caught, but yet can relate to something taken where the substance came from?
If Junior started mid season, how long has this use been going on by other players? Years?
Who's providing this substance, trusted staff member or student-athlete?
If AD knows the student-athlete, why hasn't there been publicity on some kind of disciplinary action?
If a student-athlete at a U was really giving substances to players like this and the AD knew who that person was, boom!!!!!
Hearing no disciplinary action leads to more suspicions of "provided by staff member", even a cover up?
What is the real purpose of the U self test for drugs?
NCAA suspends athlete, U downplays the situation and moves on?
With a potential staff member, a possible cover up and lying creates a bigger concern?
Bison pride, protect the trophies, even if throwing the athlete under the bus is necessary?

 

[tnt]

1 hour ago, southpaw said:

Saw a twitter post from an ndsu fan saying they're jealous of UND's FBS schedule. Has Matt Larsen scheduled any fbs games? Seems like they have many gaps in future years. 

To be fair, it's gotta be hard to schedule teams when many are looking for a sure win, and NDSU has consistently rained on those hopes. 

[Siouxphan27]

6 minutes ago, tnt said:

To be fair, it's gotta be hard to schedule teams when many are looking for a sure win, and NDSU has consistently rained on those hopes. 

And now with teams realizing they possibly utilize an illegal substance provided throughout the locker room by a staff member, it just got even harder for ndsu to schedule ooc games. 

[bison73]

1 hour ago, southpaw said:

Saw a twitter post from an ndsu fan saying they're jealous of UND's FBS schedule. Has Matt Larsen scheduled any fbs games? Seems like they have many gaps in future years. 

Oregon, Arizona and Colorado.

[BAT67]

if it is so rampant in the locker room at ndsu why over the last 7-8 yrs and 100"s of players tested only 1 that has been found to of had an illegal substance.

 

[homer]

15 minutes ago, BAT67 said:

if it is so rampant in the locker room at ndsu why over the last 7-8 yrs and 100"s of players tested only 1 that has been found to of had an illegal substance.

 

We aren’t the ones that said it’s all over the locker room.  One of your former players did.  Ask him. 

[jdub27]

2 minutes ago, homer said:

We aren’t the ones that said it’s all over the locker room.  One of your former players did.  Ask him. 

[90siouxfan]

41 minutes ago, BAT67 said:

if it is so rampant in the locker room at ndsu why over the last 7-8 yrs and 100"s of players tested only 1 that has been found to of had an illegal substance.

 

Because Ben Newman provided the expertise to game the system.....  and NDSU utilized the internal testing to fine tune the program.

[BAT67]

41 minutes ago, homer said:

We aren’t the ones that said it’s all over the locker room.  One of your former players did.  Ask him. 

that's where I have my problem with robbins story seeing as the players are randomly tested by the ncaa I just find it hard to believe if its rampant there is only one and it would be nice to see ndsu come out and say more maybe to try and put this to bed but I am sure they have a bunch of lawyers saying shut your mouth

[The Sicatoka]

With an internal testing program and a supplements consultant there a lot I'd think it'd be possible to come up with a levels management approach to stay just below detectable or NCAA allowable.