July 26, 200818 yr The arrests are the sticky point. Its easy to blame dismissals on Krag just being tougher, but I doubt the police got tougher once Krag showed up. While I tend to agree, you'd be surprised at the leniency of people when the local football team were 12-1 Orange Bowl champs.... I saw some of that first hand.
July 26, 200818 yr While I tend to agree, you'd be surprised at the leniency of people when the local football team were 12-1 Orange Bowl champs.... I saw some of that first hand. I don't doubt that athletes get away with some stuff that non athletes don't, but I just don't think that would change depending on who the coach is.
July 26, 200818 yr I don't doubt that athletes get away with some stuff that non athletes don't, but I just don't think that would change depending on who the coach is. I don't really either, but I also don't think that these guys just all of a sudden turned into bad apples...
July 26, 200818 yr A great many of the players that have been dismissed but without court incident had to do with the increased drug testing. BP had a different philosophy on that. While I don't know much about the situations that the dismissed players were (are) in, I can vouch that it is very difficult (read: nearly impossible) to fail one of Bobby Petrino's drug tests.
July 26, 200818 yr While I don't know much about the situations that the dismissed players were (are) in, I can vouch that it is very difficult (read: nearly impossible) to fail one of Bobby Petrino's drug tests. He drug tests? That's a surprise to me. :lol:
July 27, 200818 yr While I don't know much about the situations that the dismissed players were (are) in, I can vouch that it is very difficult (read: nearly impossible) to fail one of Bobby Petrino's drug tests.Petrino probably didn't administer drug test. I only assume the NCAA does drug testing, and in my opinion it isn't a coaches job to do so.
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