Marcus Foster

[Catman2]

Is Catman2 is a name-calling bully?

Heat of the moment.
I would very much like to apologize for that error in judgement but that seems to be a sign of weakness on this board.

[Catman2]

We cant let this kind of cancer infect the board.  Look at what happened with the basketball team and those given second chances.

C'mon Wetwillie, give me another chance.  Heck, testing positive under K-State's drug testing policy gives you 3 strikes.

[wetwillie]

your fate is in ok_cat and the poster relations comittee's hands at this point.

[Branson Bound]

This whole darned thing is so sad. I hate watching a talented young man ruin his life because he turned to hard drugs. Henry at the office was telling me that Marcus was giving his dope to other players and that is why he had to go. I just hope he gets the help he needs. Drugs are horrible.

[meow meow]

Branson Bound sounds like he's tango'd with the marijuana dope cigs before.

[Gooch]

FN/TCfS

Good thing I never got that ridiculous forehead tattoo like clams did. Now I got room for this masterpiece.

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1) Dax, will you be at FattyFest?

2) Who else would want this in purple?  If we ordered a bunch in one shot, we could get some discounts on the price and the shipping.  http://www.spreadshirt.com/too-cool-for-school-C3376A2497603

[ednksu]

Its a shame that we didn't send Marcus to Passages Malibu to deal with is addiction issue.  But if there is one thing worse then addiction to marijuana cigarettes its jet lag.

[nicname]

Go get 'em Marcus. Wherever you end up. Too bad K-State bball gave up on you. No one deserves to be given up on.

[CNS]

Its a shame that we didn't send Marcus to Passages Malibu to deal with is addiction issue.  But if there is one thing worse then addiction to marijuana cigarettes its jet lag.

The marijuana use probably started as means of dealing with the jet lag.  I mean, the time table works. 

[nicname]

Its a shame that we didn't send Marcus to Passages Malibu to deal with is addiction issue.  But if there is one thing worse then addiction to marijuana cigarettes its jet lag.

The marijuana use probably started as means of dealing with the jet lag.  I mean, the time table works.

Not sure how much of this was directly related to weed, but what's really a shame is that people make such a big deal out of weed, especially with regard to athletes.

[CNS]

Its a shame that we didn't send Marcus to Passages Malibu to deal with is addiction issue.  But if there is one thing worse then addiction to marijuana cigarettes its jet lag.

The marijuana use probably started as means of dealing with the jet lag.  I mean, the time table works.

Not sure how much of this was directly related to weed, but what's really a shame is that people make such a big deal out of weed, especially with regard to athletes.

It makes sense, though, given how it is a guaranteed path to becoming a complete loser of a person simply by inhaling it's magically evil smoke.

[kso_FAN]

Its a shame that we didn't send Marcus to Passages Malibu to deal with is addiction issue.  But if there is one thing worse then addiction to marijuana cigarettes its jet lag.

The marijuana use probably started as means of dealing with the jet lag.  I mean, the time table works.

Not sure how much of this was directly related to weed, but what's really a shame is that people make such a big deal out of weed, especially with regard to athletes.

I'm guessing because the league, NCAA, and school test for it. I inferred from the Catman guy that Marcus put himself in position to get caught 3 times (for suspension) and then probably got caught again (to get dismissed). Point being, its hard to get "caught" that many times.

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What's the rationale for weed being prohibited in athletics, on top of whatever laws apply to the general public?  Competitive balance issue?

[CNS]

What's the rationale for weed being prohibited in athletics, on top of whatever laws apply to the general public?  Competitive balance issue?

Dumbassery.  I mean, it's illegal for them to drink until they are practically out of school based on age, but we don't test for that nationally. 

[nicname]

The people I'm referring to are the league, NCAA, school and anyone else who thinks it's such a vile activity. Doesn't mean you're not right. If he got caught that many times it's definitely on him.

The reason I mentioned it was that I saw the ESPN report about the Nebraska LB who tested positive for weed at the draft combine or whatever. He puts out this pretty thoughtful apology, but who knows how much of it he believes. I'm sure he's sincere in his words and will be in his efforts to abstain, because he wants to be a successful pro, but he still might not truly believe it's a problem. If he is sincere, he's now been saddled with a cloak of guilt or remorse over something that he had to be convinced was even a problem in the first place.

[nicname]

What's the rationale for weed being prohibited in athletics, on top of whatever laws apply to the general public?  Competitive balance issue?

Dumbassery.  I mean, it's illegal for them to drink until they are practically out of school based on age, but we don't test for that nationally.

You convinced me earlier. No need to try to rectify the disgusting hippie behavior.

[CNS]

The people I'm referring to are the league, NCAA, school and anyone else who thinks it's such a vile activity. Doesn't mean you're not right. If he got caught that many times it's definitely on him.

The reason I mentioned it was that I saw the ESPN report about the Nebraska LB who tested positive for weed at the draft combine or whatever. He puts out this pretty thoughtful apology, but who knows how much of it he believes. I'm sure he's sincere in his words and will be in his efforts to abstain, because he wants to be a successful pro, but he still might not truly believe it's a problem. If he is sincere, he's now been saddled with a cloak of guilt or remorse over something that he had to be convinced was even a problem in the first place.

Isn't this what happened to Justin Houston?  Slipped to round 3 rather than round 1 because he was caught with it a couple times in school?  I think this is right.  Def not going to look it up, though.

[nicname]

The people I'm referring to are the league, NCAA, school and anyone else who thinks it's such a vile activity. Doesn't mean you're not right. If he got caught that many times it's definitely on him.

The reason I mentioned it was that I saw the ESPN report about the Nebraska LB who tested positive for weed at the draft combine or whatever. He puts out this pretty thoughtful apology, but who knows how much of it he believes. I'm sure he's sincere in his words and will be in his efforts to abstain, because he wants to be a successful pro, but he still might not truly believe it's a problem. If he is sincere, he's now been saddled with a cloak of guilt or remorse over something that he had to be convinced was even a problem in the first place.

Isn't this what happened to Justin Houston?  Slipped to round 3 rather than round 1 because he was caught with it a couple times in school?  I think this is right.  Def not going to look it up, though.

Yeah.

[Skipper44]

The people I'm referring to are the league, NCAA, school and anyone else who thinks it's such a vile activity. Doesn't mean you're not right. If he got caught that many times it's definitely on him.

The reason I mentioned it was that I saw the ESPN report about the Nebraska LB who tested positive for weed at the draft combine or whatever. He puts out this pretty thoughtful apology, but who knows how much of it he believes. I'm sure he's sincere in his words and will be in his efforts to abstain, because he wants to be a successful pro, but he still might not truly believe it's a problem. If he is sincere, he's now been saddled with a cloak of guilt or remorse over something that he had to be convinced was even a problem in the first place.

Isn't this what happened to Justin Houston?  Slipped to round 3 rather than round 1 because he was caught with it a couple times in school?  I think this is right.  Def not going to look it up, though.

I believe Houston tested positive at the combine which is pretty frowned upon because the players no its coming and can't/won't go the the 3 or 4 weeks clean even with $$$ on the line

[nicname]

The people I'm referring to are the league, NCAA, school and anyone else who thinks it's such a vile activity. Doesn't mean you're not right. If he got caught that many times it's definitely on him.

The reason I mentioned it was that I saw the ESPN report about the Nebraska LB who tested positive for weed at the draft combine or whatever. He puts out this pretty thoughtful apology, but who knows how much of it he believes. I'm sure he's sincere in his words and will be in his efforts to abstain, because he wants to be a successful pro, but he still might not truly believe it's a problem. If he is sincere, he's now been saddled with a cloak of guilt or remorse over something that he had to be convinced was even a problem in the first place.

Isn't this what happened to Justin Houston?  Slipped to round 3 rather than round 1 because he was caught with it a couple times in school?  I think this is right.  Def not going to look it up, though.

I believe Houston tested positive at the combine which is pretty frowned upon because the players no its coming and can't/won't go the the 3 or 4 weeks clean even with $$$ on the line

Yeah, very similar to what _Fan said about Foster, but without all the money involved.

[sys]

I inferred from the Catman guy that Marcus put himself in position to get caught 3 times (for suspension) and then probably got caught again (to get dismissed). Point being, its hard to get "caught" that many times.

2x for 10% suspension, 3x for permanent suspension and loss of financial aid.  not sure what permanent suspension means, but it probably means dismissal.

[pissclams]

i wonder how he administers his dope. 
marijuana cigarettes?
a bong?
spliff?
vaporizer?
edibles?
injections?
dabs?
laced with PCP?

whichever one is the best is the one i bet he does.  sad.

[kso_FAN]

I inferred from the Catman guy that Marcus put himself in position to get caught 3 times (for suspension) and then probably got caught again (to get dismissed). Point being, its hard to get "caught" that many times.

2x for 10% suspension, 3x for permanent suspension and loss of financial aid.  not sure what permanent suspension means, but it probably means dismissal.

Thanks for the correction. This would make sense for what happened. Perhaps Malek is fortunate he wasn't in the "lit" instagram pic with Marcus and Tre.

[Mixed-Nutz]

I inferred from the Catman guy that Marcus put himself in position to get caught 3 times (for suspension) and then probably got caught again (to get dismissed). Point being, its hard to get "caught" that many times.

2x for 10% suspension, 3x for permanent suspension and loss of financial aid.  not sure what permanent suspension means, but it probably means dismissal.

Thanks for the correction. This would make sense for what happened. Perhaps Malek is fortunate he wasn't in the "lit" instagram pic with Marcus and Tre.

1) A third strike can reviewed and removed
2) Why test for a third strike, unless you are ok with the strike. 
3) Players have a pretty good idea when they are going to get tested, they can get their systems flushed out.

It is just total failure.