BleedGopher
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per CBS:
Should the NCAA remove marijuana from its list of banned substances?
Yes: 24 percent
No: 76 percent
FIVE QUOTES THAT STOOD OUT
"Marijuana is becoming more and more accepted in our society and is too popular in basketball culture. I think the decision to punish marijuana use should be left up to individual schools and programs. I am not pro marijuana use, but I do not think the NCAA should be responsible for enforcement."
"I don't know that I favor removing marijuana as a banned substance but at some point the NCAA has to have an honest conversation as to how often they test and what fair penalties are. The other factor is that from a legal standpoint many states are starting to 'pseudo' legalize marijuana use, and I suspect many states will follow. You don't get penalized for legal alcohol use … so why legal marijuana use?"
"You can't remove it until it's legal in all the states. We're trending in that direction. But we aren't ready for that yet."
"Marijuana is still illegal in the majority of states, so it has to remain a banned substance."
"Marijuana should be a banned substance. But a year-long suspension or a six-month suspension or whatever for one positive test [administered by the NCAA] is crazy. The mayor of Toronto can keep his job after being caught on tape smoking crack, but we're suspending kids for a year for a weed test? It's ridiculous."
http://www.cbssports.com/collegebas...coaches-should-the-ncaa-worry-with-weed-tests
Go Gophers!!
Should the NCAA remove marijuana from its list of banned substances?
Yes: 24 percent
No: 76 percent
FIVE QUOTES THAT STOOD OUT
"Marijuana is becoming more and more accepted in our society and is too popular in basketball culture. I think the decision to punish marijuana use should be left up to individual schools and programs. I am not pro marijuana use, but I do not think the NCAA should be responsible for enforcement."
"I don't know that I favor removing marijuana as a banned substance but at some point the NCAA has to have an honest conversation as to how often they test and what fair penalties are. The other factor is that from a legal standpoint many states are starting to 'pseudo' legalize marijuana use, and I suspect many states will follow. You don't get penalized for legal alcohol use … so why legal marijuana use?"
"You can't remove it until it's legal in all the states. We're trending in that direction. But we aren't ready for that yet."
"Marijuana is still illegal in the majority of states, so it has to remain a banned substance."
"Marijuana should be a banned substance. But a year-long suspension or a six-month suspension or whatever for one positive test [administered by the NCAA] is crazy. The mayor of Toronto can keep his job after being caught on tape smoking crack, but we're suspending kids for a year for a weed test? It's ridiculous."
http://www.cbssports.com/collegebas...coaches-should-the-ncaa-worry-with-weed-tests
Go Gophers!!