re: How do the gumps get around the steroids test?

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They use mostly HGH cream and have some cycling technique that mask the roids and apparently know the testing dates in advance.

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Pretty much the way our baseball teams did it in the 90s.

It's pretty easy to beat, Fulton seems to be the only one that got caught

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And yet not one disgruntled coach, many of whom are HC in the same league, has made a single allegation.
Not one player, parent, ex-employee or even s drug rep looking to write a book has said a single word.

All this, despite the runaway social media seen and public lives of these athleyes, yields zero accusations, evidence, nodda

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Probably because other schools cheat and skirt the rules too, they just don't do it as well as Alabama and don't have as much support from the fan base and the University. You only have to look as far as LSU's own overzealous compliance department to see that.

You're not going to convince me otherwise since I have personal knowledge of at least one example of this in a recruits father who was and is hooked up with a sweet job by an Alabama booster. His kid ended up never seeing the field yet his father still to this day has that job. That's how they keep people hushed. They're in it for the long haul.

By the way, the sad thing is, the father in question is a former LSU star. They don't just have the state of Alabama on lockdown, they also got the handcuffs on people in Louisiana. They take advantage of the all the poor dumb people in this state by waving jobs, houses, cars and money in their face and they take the bait.

All the speculation about Tuas parents being hooked up are most likely true.

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And yet not one disgruntled coach, many of whom are HC in the same league, has made a single allegation. Not one player, parent, ex-employee or even s drug rep looking to write a book has said a single word. All this, despite the runaway social media seen and public lives of these athleyes, yields zero accusations, evidence, nodda

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They also have hitmen on payroll that will make you disappear.

All of Sabans success comes down to two things. His obsession of nuance and detail and his recruiting. The first one is all him and kudos to him for being a perfectionist. He obsesses over every detail of a player's fundamentals, technique, diet, psychological state, Etc.

The second one he needs a little more help on. He knows how to do it but a coach can't create the resources by themselves in order to execute it. A coach needs the support of boosters, the University and sometimes even the NCAA in order to do it at the level he does. No other power program from the past ever recruited this consistently at that level. That's not an accident.

It's also not an accident that he recognized the best place for him to go after Miami was Alabama.

It's next door to two states in LA and MS, that historically have produced more NFL players per capita than any other state outside of Hawaii, which is just an outlier because of the Polynesian genetics. To their east are two more states that produce a shite ton of NFL Talent just by sheer volume. Georgia and Florida.

He had already had recruiting ties to Louisiana from his coaching stint here.

Alabama is one of if not the most corrupt college football programs in college football history. They've almost received the death penalty once and has been hit for massive amounts of sanctions in the past then all of a sudden theyre squeaky clean? In the state of Alabama all they have is Alabama football so the whole state is obsessed with it and willing to do anything for that program to be successful. We've all experienced how delusional Alabama football fans are.

Alabama also happens to be one of the most corrupt States politically in the nation.

Alabama football just happens to be 45 minutes away from the conference headquarters and 40% of the employees there are Alabama graduates.

Nick Saban's BFF also happens to be the head of the NCAA.

He didn't have that same support at LSU. The booster network isn't as wide and deep and the University plays too many politics and has too many interests pulling in different directions for them to all get on board with making football priority #1.

Alabama was the perfect place for him to skirt the rules like his mentor, Bill Belicheat.

When you piss excellence, you typically pass the test.

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RC anabolics that aren't tested for but have the same effect as those that are known to the NCAA would be my guess.

Will Grier got caught doing this. He wouldn't have been caught had he been at Bama and not Florida.

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Don't make this a topic of conversation. If you do, you'll start seeing them throw their fourth string long snapper under the bus to make it look right. Kind of like they do with the penalty situation. Once everybody started pulling up the stats, early in Nick Saban's career at Alabama, showing the discrepancy in penalties, all of a sudden the official started throwing flags against them after the game was already won to try to even the stat line, that way all the gumps can start parroting the company line, "MUH BAMA opponents penalties per game!"

Quit settling and go for the best. Coaches,

When is Georgia going to do this?

Fan11 is right! Inbreeding!!!

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I know this is a tin foil hat thing to most peoplle, but watching their physicality, strength, and speed difference over the years, i believe it.

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Their linemen all look alike.
Every position every year.