Football Players in Eugene Smoke Marijuana? Who Knew!
It’s almost too easy for ESPN to go to Eugene for this story.
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I used to be a liberal, but now that I found out that college students are smoking marijuana, I support the Ryan budget.
I used to smoke mary-g-wanna myself in college, but I now realize that THC content nowadays means that pot is now worse than heroin, so I now support mandatory drug testing for anybody more than twenty years my junior, because those damn kids need to get off my lawn.
+1
There should be a Friedman Unit equivalent for the “Weed today is twice as strong as it was 20 years ago!” b.s.
Don;t you mean, “those damn kids need to get off my grass.”
Some football players use real drugs:
Don’t know why that link didn’t work.
http://www.themorningsun.com/articles/2012/04/18/news/doc4f8dee0652219543837014.txt
Insufficient drug war hysteria is clearly the biggest problem facing college sports today.
Truer words, etc.
So that’s why their players like those hideous uniforms so much.
Also why they like their 3 consecutive conference championships.
Winners don’t do drugs!
Oregon recruiter to all-american football prospect: “By the way, have you read this???“
I got nothing substantive to add but damn that’s funny.
Mike Bellotti says, “I think every college has a problem with marijuana. . .” But it’s hard for me to form an opinion because the author seems to have left off the paragraphs that describe what that problem is.
Probably supply.
Collegiate football players inhaling smoke into their lungs. Even if it’s the off-season, don’t put smoke in your lungs unless somehow weed smoking trumps football for those players.
Way to let your prejudices leave you utterly blind to the evidence, dude.
What angle are you coming from?
The angle that deeply breathing in smoke can be a net benefit to athletes if it builds enough unit cohesion?
Why do they go to Eugene for the story on this when Michigan State just threw Derrick Nix off its basketball team?
On the bright side, the fact that they were all in Eugene appears to be uncontroversial.
Also former Coach Bellotti laments a state law that allows testing only with probable cause.
Did Darron Thomas get suspended for his part of the Cliff Thomas we smoked all the dope incident?
No, none of the other players were suspended.
Nor should they have been really, unless we really think that 19 year olds should be suspended for smoking marijuana. Driving 138 mph down I-5, yes.
Of course, Thomas was also in the car when Jeremiah Masoli got pulled over for smoking marijuana.
I don’t really care, although breaking the law has led to many suspensions, but supposedly Kelly is a strict disciplinarian but maybe only two times getting caught doesn’t trip Kelly’s strictness radar.
Is there anyone in Eugene who doesn’t smoke pot? I am pretty sure even the cops smoke it there.
Not sure how relevant this is, but the largest number of pot smokers I personally have ever been in the company of was in Eugene. Dylan and the Dead, 1987. Stands and stadium floor both packed and many thousands who were not particularly circumspect about torching up.
All things are relevant, man. I mean, have you ever like looked, really looked at the lines in your hand?
Believe it or not, i was a mere observer that day.
I will say what is relevant- the Dylan and the Dead album is a horrible, horrible record.
I wouldn’t go so far as to give two horribles, but yeah, it wasn’t good.
In those days a Dead concert had moments of tremendous inspiration and long periods of uninspired tedium. Dylan, however, put on a fine show, and the single greatest experience of my limited concert-going life was that day: Rainy Day Women. I’m talking about the overall experience and not strictly the musical performance.