Brock Robbins

[Bison 4 Life]

Yes, and hence, why we used it during the Summer of 1997. It was legal and effective. After losing three of us a few months later, the luster of the product was no longer shiny.

This whole conversation illustrate how vague and unclear some supplements are. The NCAA should to a needs based review on "substances" and stop these heavy handed punishments.

[Christopher Moen]

This whole conversation illustrate how vague and unclear some supplements are. The NCAA should to a needs based review on "substances" and stop these heavy handed punishments.

Depends on what stimulant he tested positive for. The NCAA compared to USADA is usually pretty tame in comparison. NCAA tries to keep the positive test on the quiet side while USADA is out to get you, and if the catch you, publicly humiliate you.

[Bisonwinagn]

Brock is quite the adult. Probably the most adult like in this whole situation. Nothing will come from this. You're not interested in the facts because they may cloud your cool aide. Some day find a few players from this year's team and ask them their opinion on this. They'll give you the truth and maybe then you'll except it. Until then, fuck you. A mistake was made, probably an honest one, but nobody will admit it. That's a shock, I know, the entire universe is lacking in accountability, except for a few Bison that I know and thank God for that because they allowed us Bisonviller's to celebrate another amazing run.

Explain how 54 tests were negative and 1 positive if this was distributed to the whole team???

[56BISON73]

Depends on what stimulant he tested positive for. The NCAA compared to USADA is usually pretty tame in comparison. NCAA tries to keep the positive test on the quiet side while USADA is out to get you, and if the catch you, publicly humiliate you.

HIPPA. But if its an illegal drug its a different story.

[scottietohottie]

Explain how 54 tests were negative and 1 positive if this was distributed to the whole team???

And that 54 is probably 72.

[Christopher Moen]

HIPPA. But if its an illegal drug its a different story.

Explains why we (athletes at the USOC) had sign to so many releases in regards HIPPA every year.

[BadlandsBison]

Brock is quite the adult. Probably the most adult like in this whole situation. Nothing will come from this. You're not interested in the facts because they may cloud your cool aide. Some day find a few players from this year's team and ask them their opinion on this. They'll give you the truth and maybe then you'll except it. Until then, fuck you. A mistake was made, probably an honest one, but nobody will admit it. That's a shock, I know, the entire universe is lacking in accountability, except for a few Bison that I know and thank God for that because they allowed us Bisonviller's to celebrate another amazing run.

Man up and tell your version of the story, or quit posting. It’s that simple. Your son is on the team and what you are doing is irresponsible and not adult like at all.

[MAKBison]

I think what's interesting is the drink in question has been isolated......it was that specific drink given by that person. Suggest that the "hot" drink was different and stands out above.....why or
BR only takes drinks from one person. Ok, then why did BR get the one "hot" drink.

[td577]

So a grown ass man puts something in his body, has no clue what it is, pissed in a cup, blames someone else, and has his mom publicly set the story straight with half a story. Now wiscoguy says Brock is the most adult among all of them.

An adult would say I'm a grown ass man who put something in his body without learning what was in it and now I am living through the consequences. Maybe I can play for the Comets next year.

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[NDSU92]

This whole conversation illustrate how vague and unclear some supplements are. The NCAA should to a needs based review on "substances" and stop these heavy handed punishments.

Yeah it’s like having a law system where everything is punishable by death and then only listing the general nature of crimes that are punishable