HUGE NEWS out of Gainsville this morning..
Florida will announce this afternoon that QB Will Grier has been suspended for the rest of the season for a violation of NCAA rules.— Mike Huguenin (@MikeHuguenin) October 12, 2015
Speculations that he failed multiple drug test with some sign of steroids. The Florida Monday press conference was postponed to 2:30 this afternoon, which usually is not a good thing.
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Wow that is going to hurt next game.
If true, this is almost win-vacate worth. Either way, their season is more than likely ruined.
Is this their starting QB?
Yes
Carries 1 full calendar year ban too so basically next year for him is doneski as well
You don't see that every day.
Clearly, he should've listened to Thad of Blue Mountain State:
This may not be as nefarious as it originally seemed.
which makes this story even crazier..
checking into it he took Ligandrol which is nowhere to be found on GNC's website.
A highly effective SARM (Selective androgen receptor modulator)
So in conclusion who else can use Ligandrol?
-Powerlifters
-Bodybuilders
-Models
-Strongman
-Crossfitters
soo everyone but an NCAA Athlete
Not available at GNC.
Big on bodybuilding sites for great weight gains.
Not an additive for other products.
Known synthetic androgen receptor agonist.
Allegedly had significant weight gains from an 'OTC GNC product.'
MmmmHmmm......
Guess they better have their Motley step up.
It was pretty obvious that he was on roids.
I think it might be this awesome tattoo causing false positives... The around the nipple Lion has been known to mimic steroids on tests.
Plot thickens again-- UF says it was OTC medicine however won't give out what it was unless he agrees to it.
AKA- hey Grier don't agree and we can work on something later.
UF is appealing the length of suspension.
Florida plays LSU this weekend. Kiss it goodbye, Florida faithful.
In all seriousness, if he's genuine, contrite, provides everyone with full disclosure, and what he took can be shown to cause the result, then I think the NCAA should shorten his suspension to the start of next season, with regular drug tests as they're allowed to administer.
Does anyone know if this has any effect on the record they already have? Like, erasing victories?
Maybe he can change to Defense...I think I have a clip