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Things are getting ugly in Eugene - broken off from personnel thread

Burrito Palazzo said:
Does that include tetracycline?

Semper Gumby
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I'm no doctor, but when I see tetracycline, I wonder if it is kind of like penicillin that helps get rid of crotch rot and other nastiness down under.

When someone is not on tetracycline, they could be clean...or they could be infected with something nasty and transferable. I don't know.

When someone is on tetracycline, they may or may be cured yet.

My advice is that If you see tetracycline in the medicine cabinet, you might want to wrap it up.
 
Any chance this "scandal" stuff spreads to their football program? :hmmm: :plot:
 
Skidmark said:
I'm no doctor, but when I see tetracycline, I wonder if it is kind of like penicillin that helps get rid of crotch rot and other nastiness down under.

When someone is not on tetracycline, they could be clean...or they could be infected with something nasty and transferable. I don't know.

When someone is on tetracycline, they may or may be cured yet.

My advice is that If you see tetracycline in the medicine cabinet, you might want to wrap it up.
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It's an antibiotic that is commonly used for acne.
 
Buffnik said:
It's an antibiotic that is commonly used for acne.
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:nod:

I was on it when I visited the CU campus in high school. It can cause nausea when taken on an empty stomach. I threw up in Perkins

Little did I know that wouldn't be the first time I did that.
 
Goose said:
And now I need to correct myself. New report is that Oregon found out the next day about the incident, but were told by police to do absolutely nothing.

http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcspo...-march-9th-told-by-police-not-to-take-action/

Strange move by the police.
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Innocent until proven guilty for sure but there's no criminal charges now which didn't stop UO from suspending the three. How convenient.
Altman bringing Brandon Austin into his program needs to get put on blast.
 
chipwich said:
:nod:

I was on it when I visited the CU campus in high school. It can cause nausea when taken on an empty stomach. I threw up in Perkins

Little did I know that wouldn't be the first time I did that.
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Did you ever find out when the first time was?

Semper Gumby
 
chipwich said:
That's pathetic.

Pac-12 APR Scores
1. Washington 985
2. Colorado 984
3. Stanford 984
4. Utah 979
5. Arizona State 973
6. Arizona 969
7. Oregon State 965
8. USC 957
9. Washington State 957
10. California 955
11. UCLA 951
12. Oregon 918
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At what point does the ncaa "congratulate" them for that super apr percentage?
 
BuffG said:
Matt Norlander is doing the Lord's work questioning timeline & UO putting it on the police.
Incinerate them, please.
I only say this as a caring human who saw his chosen school's logo on national news every single day of freshman year.

http://mweb.cbssports.com/ncaab/eye...er-real-explanation-about-suspension-timeline
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It's hard not to be left with the feeling that the timing of this information at the start of the post-season played a role in these players not being suspended from team activities until the offseason.
 
Buffnik said:
It's hard not to be left with the feeling that the timing of this information at the start of the post-season played a role in these players not being suspended from team activities until the offseason.
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Even if it isn't the case it is going to be hard to sell the public that it wasn't more than coincidence.

Does Eugene have anyone in a position to do something with it who will use this situation to build their personal career on?
 
chipwich said:
That's pathetic.

Pac-12 APR Scores
1. Washington 985
2. Colorado 984
3. Stanford 984
4. Utah 979
5. Arizona State 973
6. Arizona 969
7. Oregon State 965
8. USC 957
9. Washington State 957
10. California 955
11. UCLA 951
12. Oregon 918
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Cal behind ASsU and Beaver State? I think Flukes has some 'splainin to do...
 
chipwich said:
That's pathetic.

Pac-12 APR Scores
1. Washington 985
2. Colorado 984
3. Stanford 984
4. Utah 979
5. Arizona State 973
6. Arizona 969
7. Oregon State 965
8. USC 957
9. Washington State 957
10. California 955
11. UCLA 951
12. Oregon 918
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11 programs are doing a good job.
 
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