Brock Robbins

[StL Bison Fan]

If I understand things correctly the NCAA says he loses a year of eligibility.

That makes sense.

[Professor Chaos]

Yes, I saw that too. But injured players sit out a year and rehab. If it was a mistake why not just do that and play in 2020?

Has to do with his "eligibility clock" I believe. Once it starts you have 5 years to play 4 (unless you get a medical hardship) and his clock started his redshirt year in 2015. That's why a guy like John Crockett could only play 3 years from '12-'14.

[BadlandsBison]

Using your mom as a spokes person seems a bit immature, even though he's the "adult."

[bisonaudit]

Of course it costs a year of eligibility otherwise you could “redshirt” guys buy just juicing them with god knows what.

[Vet70]

Using your mom as a spokes person seems a bit immature, even though he's the "adult."

That is one of several bizarre things. Another is the "trusted" person who won't be explicitly named.

[Twincitybizon]

Yes

10char.

Do to increased tolerance of stimulants, I can assure you, people double the recommended dose often. Check out Mr. Hyde and how much caffeine that has. At a point they literally bind caffeine differently so that it can be ingested. That much would make you puke if not

[Green1]

Of course it costs a year of eligibility otherwise you could “redshirt” guys buy just juicing them with god knows what.

You are an "IDIOT".

[KSBisonFan]

Do to increased tolerance of stimulants, I can assure you, people double the recommended dose often. Check out Mr. Hyde and how much caffeine that has. At a point they literally bind caffeine differently so that it can be ingested. That much would make you puke if not

So what you're saying is maybe ask the NCAA for a medical redshirt due to heart damage from too much caffeine???? Sorta kidding but common sense and the NCAA don't seem to go together so maybe its worth a try.

[Twincitybizon]

So what you're saying is maybe ask the NCAA for a medical redshirt due to heart damage from too much caffeine???? Sorta kidding but common sense and the NCAA don't seem to go together so maybe its worth a try.

Not arguing for anything. Simply saying this isn't out of the ordinary or outstanding negligent from an athlete. It's commonly negligent. Still really scary and a borderline health crisis across the country. People in this board seem to know very little about the subject. I'm simply saying this isn't that crazy of an outcome. Caffeine overdose/ ingestion at high doses is rampant.

[Green1]

Of course it costs a year of eligibility otherwise you could “redshirt” guys buy just juicing them with god knows what.

See you in the smack thread IDIOT