Alabama Football Cheaters?

**kANG** · 01-30-13, 07:06 PM

http://m.espn.go.com/ncf/story?storyId=8897280

Now we know why they win so much.

**a weakling spaz** · 01-30-13, 07:54 PM

Or we know that there is still a market for snake oil.

**Mobi** · 01-31-13, 05:48 AM

its not just alabama its most of the sec teams.. The guy who said it narc'd on Ray lewis this week for taking his product also. This guy is a scumbag because when he see's a team in the championship he will say hey yeah they took my product and was that way..

He will do anything to sell a product and ruin championship bound players.

Does this surprise me that SEC has a steroid problem absolutely not.. those guys are huge compared to not sec conferences teams.

But lets just say this NCAA has little to no way to combat steroid use. Sad very sad but true

Lets just hope NCAA will have more stricter rules on combating steroid use because one thing is for certain its going to hurt players in the long run when they go pro..

**SmokenScion** · 01-31-13, 01:52 PM

Deer-antler salesman saw Alabama players use product - ESPN

Non Mobile Site here.

**~BigTymer~** · 01-31-13, 03:12 PM

Haters gonna Hate. This guy is a chump. I heard on TV he has been sued 5-6 times for false claims etc...

"Nothing we offer them will make them fail a drug test," Key said, when asked about the substance being banned by the NCAA. "This will make you heal faster. This will give you nutrients. There have been many clinical studies."
Key said he has received cease-and-desist letters from Alabama, LSU and Auburn demanding not to use current players' likenesses. Auburn spokesman Kirk Sampson said that school sent a cease-and-desist letter in 2011. "But you can't tell me I can't talk to your players," Key said. "We live in a free country."
Alabama, in a statement issued Tuesday night, said: "UA has been aware of this situation for some time, and we have monitored this company for several years. They have twice ignored cease-and-desist letters sent by our compliance office. We have maintained consistent education of our student-athletes regarding the substances in question and will continue to do so."