KOLTON HOUSTON RUMORS
Georgia Football: Kolton Houston Still Feels He’ll Play Someday
Georgia offensive lineman Kolton Houston’s story has gained national attention of late thanks to an ‘Outside the Lines’ segment conducted by ESPN om his struggle to gain NCAA reinstatement after three long years. I don’t have the slightest idea how…Read more →
Problem? We Don't Have a Houston
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Kolton Houston, the Georgia offensive lineman who suspended for a failed drug test, is not currently listed on the UGA roster.
Houston is “currently not with the team,” Georgia spokesman Claude Felton confirmed this morning.
He has remained ineligible for testing positive for a performance enhancing substance...
Emmert Needs an Instant Replay
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...
Georgia Recruiting: Trenton Brown Decides He Wants to be a Bulldog
In what had to be a sure sign of the universe righting itself in Dawgnation after the heartbreaking news that Kolton Houston would again be sidelined due to issues regarding the NCAA’s banned substance rule, the Georgia Bulldogs got a bit of good news from a promising offensive line prospect—Trenton Brown. Brown, a 6’9″, 360-pound, JUCO product out of Georgia Military College...
One Day Closer to Houston?
There is not enough bandwidth available for me to list all that is wrong with NCAA. The Kolton Houston case is one more example of institutional failue.
Mr. Houston's only hope is that the banned substance that he was given by physician over 2 and half years ago falls below the threshold level for a positive test. If not, he will not have a college athletic career.
Thankfully...
Georgia Appeals NCAA Sanctions on Houston
ATHENS – Georgia argues that there “are inherent flaws” in the NCAA’s drug testing program, which is leading to Kolton Houston’s ineligibility.
Via georgia.scout.com
August 02, 2012
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Richt: Houston is still ineligible
Georgia coach Mark Richt says offensive tackle Kolton Houston is still ineligible because he continues to test positive for a banned performance-enhancing substance he was given for a shoulder surgery more than two years ago.
Houston was Georgia's No. 1 right tackle at the end of spring practice. Richt says Georgia, which opens practice on Thursday, must prepare to be without...
Via AP on Fox
August 02, 2012
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Georgia's Richt says OT Houston still ineligible
Georgia coach Mark Richt says offensive tackle Kolton Houston is still ineligible because he continues to test positive for a banned performance-enhancing substance he was given for a shoulder surgery more than two years ago.
Houston was Georgia's No. 1 right tackle at the end of spring practice. Richt says Georgia, which opens practice on Thursday, must prepare to be without...
Via AP on Fox
August 02, 2012
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Houston Declared Ineligible by NCAA
ATHENS – Georgia offensive lineman Kolton Houston will not play football in the near future according to coach Mark Richt.
Via georgia.scout.com
August 02, 2012
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Kolton Houston NOT Eligible
Georgia fans received more bad news today. Kolton Houston will remain ineligible to participate due to a positve test for a banned performance enhancing substance.
Houston, a redshirt freshman offensive tackle from Buford, was ineligible last season due to what Georgia would say is only was “an NCAA issue.” But according to 10 pages of documents and letters released to...
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