NFL adds amphetamines to steroids policy (Sports Illustrated)
NFL adds amphetamines to steroids policy (Sports Illustrated)
The NFL has toughened up its drug policy, adding amphetamines to the list of banned performance-enhancers starting in 2007.
NFL adds amphetamines to drug policy (AP via Yahoo! News)
The NFL has toughened up its drug policy, adding amphetamines to the list of banned performance-enhancers starting this season.
NFL’s drug policy gets tougher (Miami Herald)
The NFL has toughened up its drug policy, adding amphetamines to the list of banned performance-enhancers starting this season. Amphetamines were previously listed as a ‘’substance-abuse drug,'’ but are now in the same category as steroids and other enhancers that carry much stronger penalties. This season will serve as a transition year, where a first positive test would bring a warning and put
Baseball coach ends several days of speculation by announcing that he will not pursue vacant Notre Dame head coaching (Cavalier Daily Online)
Several days of speculation about Virginia baseball coach Brian O’Connor’s future with the program ended late Wednesday afternoon when the Athletics Department issued a press release that O’Connor had decided to stay in Charlottesville.
Big Dogs and Baseball Injuries (Online Casino News)
162 games. Baseball has a long regular season, almost twice as many games as pro hockey and basketball, and ten times more games than the NFL regular season. Baseball athletes have to play just about every day and sometimes even have to play two in one day.
The Bonus: Young GMs aren’t changing game, but they’re in it (Sports Illustrated)
Two incidents remain engrained in Jon Daniels’ memory, vignettes of his welcome into Major League Baseball’s often frenetic front-office family. One happened on Thanksgiving Day in 2002, when Daniels, then the Rangers’ director of baseball operations, gathered in Dallas for a holiday feast with his fianc e Robyn’s family and was forced to excuse himself from the table to take a call from his
NFL report: Hassles, indignities come with NFL drug testing (USA Today)
Hassles, indignities come with NFL drug testing.