Down goes #4 KU

[CyFan61]

And since I have not seem many ISU players even receive that punishment, my assumption is not that ISU players don't do drugs but that ISU is making sure that players aren't failing drug tests. So is that really better?

Assume whatever you want. Neither of us have any idea what's going on. ISU's policy does appear stricter than KU's in this instance at least. Greene would have been permanently suspended after strike three at ISU. There isn't even a policy for "Fourth Offense" at ISU because you're probably gone after getting busted thrice here.

 

[State43]

I love how Tuco acts like some big KU insider when really he is a TShirt fan in Missouri.
Good thing they have a pathetic guy like you to argue on other boards to protect their honor and reputation. Sad

 

[CyTwins]

And since I have not seem many ISU players even receive that punishment, my assumption is not that ISU players don't do drugs but that ISU is making sure that players aren't failing drug tests. So is that really better?

Yes it's better our basketball players aren't getting caught doing drugs.

 

[NorthCyd]

Yes it's better our basketball players aren't getting caught doing drugs.

This, but didn't Calvin Godfrey get kicked off the team for failing too many UA's? It's not like we have never had guys get busted for this.

 

[CyTwins]

This, but didn't Calvin Godfrey get kicked off the team for failing too many UA's? It's not like we have never had guys get busted for this.

Yeah, we kick off players for their third strike with drugs I believe. Kansas gives short suspensions for the fourth strike.

Last person that got suspended for drugs was probably Babb? I can't think a violation of team rules since his that wasn't like an OWI or whatever happened to BDJ