NCAA president Mark Emmert should immediately reconsider his decision regarding Kolton Houston's eligibility.
Here the facts:
Houston has never played a down in college. He arrived in Athens early as a freshman following shoulder surgery and tested positive for the anabolic steroid Norandrolone. This failed test for PEDs brought on a one-year suspension, which he served in year one.
The following February, Houston failed a drug test once again for the same exact substance and was immediately ruled permanently ineligible by the NCAA. The school appealed this ruling providing copious results from self-administrated drug tests that demonstrated the amounts in Houston’s system had been gradually decreasing (or at least they plateaued.)
With detailed testing provided, the NCAA ruled in favor of Georgia and removed “permanent” from Houston’s ineligibility. The problem, however, was that the drug was still present so they replaced the terminology with “indefinite” instead. B...
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