sham wrote:
rojo wrote:
I agree that a Harvard graduate should follow the rules.
But let me counter with this.
1) So should the antidoping authorities.
2) On her first test, when she was at a movie, they didn't stay for the full hour. She told the tester she was at a movie and would take an uber home. She got back within the hour and the tester was gone.
3) On her third test, she was staying at a group house and everyone there says they never knocked. The tester provided no proof they did. In a day and age of cell phones, a tester should be recording all interactions with missed tests - PARTICULARLY TEST #3. For test #3 (and I really think all tests) there should be mandated cell phone footage required just like we require cops to turn on their body cam footage.
4) Look. I get why you think it's drugs. So many people have excuses whether it's Ajee, Jarion, Dennis Mithcell, Shelby, etc.
But Let's think about this logically. If drugs are the key to her success, answer this question. Why in the hell was she running so slow then? She just PRd by half a second. Are you implying she found a better drug?
Why would you go to the movies during your testing period? I didn’t say I thought she was on drugs because that’s not my main point. My point is that this makes the sport look bad. If you miss three tests, you should serve a ban. Follow the damn rules. It’s not normal to miss three tests. Not normal at all. I understand missing 1 test, but it should be a top priority to make sure you don’t. So to miss 3, whatever the circumstances are is either terrible luck, you’re not very smart (not the case here) or your hiding something.
And why have your 1-hour window at a time when you might want to go out? If you're clean, have it in the middle of the night, or at least early in the morning, when you'll usually be at home.