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You will never reason with a hater....
The difference with this year compared to last
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Your original complaint said nothing about PED usage. You asked who on the team has done worse than Grier, not who on the team has also used PEDs and gotten busted for them.
Don't get butthurt because you now look like a fool.
This isn't the first or last time you'll look like a complete buffoon on this board.
We get it, you dislike winning. Cool if that's your thing to be a constant pisser and moaner, you're definitely not alone there. Just don't act like the team isn't full of kids who've also done stupid sh!t and gotten 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th chances.
Thanks for the education, dip****.
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I guess since rape isn't cheating it's okay by you guys.
I can't wait for Grier to start next year and y'all stand on your principles and turn in your Gator cards because we're playing a cheater.
I can't wait for Grier to start next year and y'all stand on your principles and turn in your Gator cards because we're playing a cheater.
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You're barking up the wrong tree with this nonsense. Using illegal or banned substances makes no difference. Either is equally as stupid as the other when your scholarship and NFL future is on the line. All equally stupid, and risky to themselves and the team. You're just pissed at Grier and can't see logic through your blood red tear filled eyes. I suggest you get some help with your anger issues. If we kicked every 18-21 year old that did something stupid off the team, we would be a team of walk-ons losing 8-9 games every year.
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I asked which kids were as dumb as Grier. He got a YEAR. No one else did. Grier KNOWS as does everyone that you can't take any supplements. How many other kids in the NCAAs got a year ban?
Unless math has changed recently...getting suspended for ONE year is DUMBER than everyone else by far.
Go back to elementary school and learn how to count, dip****.
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You're barking up the wrong tree with this nonsense. Using illegal or banned substances makes no difference. Either is equally as stupid as the other when your scholarship and NFL future is on the line. All equally stupid, and risky to themselves and the team. You're just pissed at Grier and can't see logic through your blood red tear filled eyes. I suggest you get some help with your anger issues. If we kicked every 18-21 year old that did something stupid off the team, we would be a team of walk-ons losing 8-9 games every year.
Are you having math issues as well? Tell me how a game or two is equal to a year. Grier is by far the biggest idiot. I'm still waiting for the list of kids that also got a year. Thanks for your help.
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If and that's a big if Grier starts next year I will support him because unlike Wintson and Cook he actually will have paid for his mistake. There's a big difference in supporting criminals who haven't been brought to justice and supporting a kid who broke a rule, not a crime, and paid for his mistake.
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See this, this this! I don't understand guys like TRex point of view at all. Grier is paying the price for his mistake. The whole team is paying the price. It's not at all the same thing as breaking the law punching and raping women and getting scott free with it. Grier will be MORE than properly punished by the time he's eligible to play again. WAY MORE than properly punished. He didn't even break the law. He just broke a very stupid NCAA rule that shouldn't have carried the punishment it does in the first place. I'll say it again and again. Taking an over-the-counter supplement, is NOT juicing. It's not even giving him an advantage over ANYBODY because EVERY swinging di<k in every locker room across the nation can walk into GNC or some other vitamin shop and buy the exact same thing. It's LEGAL! EVERYBODY has access! There is no performance advantage gained from over-the-counter supplements. Period!
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Grier has payed a long and harsh punishment. To those that say he should be gone, I don't agree at all and think it was an honest mistake and was a brutally punished. I will welcome him back with open arms.
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- Jun 24, 2014
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http://www.drugfreesport.com/drug-resources/faq.asp
I think it is pretty obvious why you aren't allowed to take supplements. There is the possibility of PEDs. It's all there. Don't take it. Everyone knows. Grier is being punished but he also screwed the team over for 2 separate seasons. Sorry but that is inexcusable. Just move on and recruit someone else. He basically put the program on hold for two f ing years. How many other kids are this stupid? I keep asking but you guys aren't saying...is it because there aren't any others?
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I hope you aren't a parent, otherwise I might fear for your kids' safety. Your level of intolerance is insanely high. This is a kid, a 19-year-old kid who went into a GNC store and made a dumb but honest mistake. It wasn't some premeditated plot aimed at undermining the system or "screwing" his teammates.
There have been countless examples of UF football players making bonehead mistakes, several of Grier's teammates included among them. He happens to be the quarterback, a good one at that, and the infraction unfortunately falls under the NCAA's umbrella of cheating, but don't try and spin this like the kid was intentionally cheating and so he needs to be erased from roster. I'm absolutely convinced he wasn't.
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the otc supplement is a good excuse... dude could have tested positive for steroids... he did gain 40 lbs in the offseason.
