Made by science?
So I was watching the WVU vs. Louisville game from last year and Owen Schmidt shanks a pooch punt, comes to the sideline, RIIIPS off his helmet, and then slams it into his own forehead repeatedly. And I'm thinking.... uuuuuuuhhhhhh..... uncontrollable aggression - check, walk-on nobody turns into professional athlete - check, serious suspicion of steroids - check and check.
I'm not trying to say anything about RR or Barwis, and I could be totally wrong, but I'm not naive about professional sports and many suspicions have been confirmed before. Barry bond, roids. Sammy Sosa, ROIDS. Mark Mcwhatthefukshisname, roids, roids roids. Nebraska during the 90's, MSU during the 80's, East germany, cornroids, tony mandaroids, and shemale roids. If I'm going to call Brett Favre 'grandparoids' for having his best statistical year in his final year when the rest of his draft class have wheelchairs or walking sticks, I gotta mention schmidt.
He is a beast, great story, he made a bonehead play and maybe he doesn't have much sensitivity left up there from taking hits everyday in practice. So it could all just be explainable, and a brief moment of overreaction. But 2+2+2 adds up to a lot of eyebrow cocking.
Anyway, hope I'm wrong. It just reminded me of lattimer
"it's never been factually confirmed" - am I missing something? Didn't Bonds testify to using steroids under the impression it was "flaxseed oil" (that's a whole topic unto itself)? I'm really sick of the steroids witch hunt, and I never really cared all that much about it in the first place, but let's call a spade a spade.
As for Schmitt, maybe. However, with the cat and mouse game of drugs and drug testing, I'd personally be surprised if more than a handful of NCAA athletes are using. Maybe I'm just naive.