Oregon freshman receiver failed drug test no c-ship game

[newarkcatholicfan]

Oregon redshirt freshman wide receiver Darren Carrington failed an NCAA administered drug test and did not make the trip to Texas for Monday's national title game against Ohio State at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, according to multiple team sources.

 

 

BREAKING: Oregon wide receiver Darren Carrington suspended for national title game | CSN Northwest

[TheDeuce]

Was it worth it kid?? :ohbrother:

[SportsGuy41017]

Stanley Wilson, paging Stanley Wilson.

[John Anthony]

Big playmaker.

[newarkcatholicfan]

I think they are minus two starting rec and a def back now.

[John Anthony]

I think they are minus two starting rec and a def back now.

 

Corner for sure.

[Jumper_Dad]

Sometimes you just HAVE to get your Toke On!!!

[JDEaston]

Sometimes you just HAVE to get your Toke On!!!

 

I thought it was legal in Oregon lol. Can he appeal?

[jvdfc]

Sad. Come on kid. Good grief.

[75center]

I thought it was legal in Oregon lol. Can he appeal?

 

NCAA drug test, they have their own rules regardless of the legality.

 

Oregon's lost three players now as all the news coming out recently favors OSU, looking good for their chances.

[born2reign]

Unless it is Mariota, Oregon can overcome losing a player to win, IMO.

[John Anthony]

NCAA drug test' date=' they have their own rules regardless of the legality. Oregon's lost three players now as all the news coming out recently favors OSU, looking good for their chances.[/quote']

 

Come on now we're still a slow B10 team, no sand bagging.

[sportsfan41]

Come on now we're still a slow B10 team, no sand bagging.

 

Yea right "you guys" are SEC Champs. You're THE best.

[75center]

Come on now we're still a slow B10 team, no sand bagging.

 

Hey, no argument on that from me. I still think you lose but do think you have a chance now. I didn't think that right after Oregon's game with FSU ended.

[John Anthony]

Yea right "you guys" are SEC Champs. You're THE best.

 

Bout time someone gets it. Don't forget Indiana though.