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Drip, drip, drip. Quality of college sports and the “student athletes” keeps deteriorating.
Serious question – can athletes have alcohol in their system when being tested? I would think this would fall under the same guidelines. Its legal, but still needs to below x level to compete.
Society is losing touch with the original goal of STUDENT athletes and a level playing field when it comes to ingested substance.
NCAA is vestigial at this point. It has compromised on the very nature of what it means to be an amateur athlete. So why stop there?
In the meantime, since the NCAA wants to keep itself relevant (and its staff well-funded), it’ll create new reasons to justify its being, which will increasingly align with the environmental and social governance orthodoxy that its biggest benefactors are expecting.