Nouili missed a season for this?

[Carm]

On On3 this morning Sean said he believed Nouili was suspended because there was a banned substance in a sports recovery drink that he consumes.

When the NCAA updated the banned substance list 1-2 years ago, there was a stink about how this might happen. They banned guarana, a stimulant that is found in a numbers of sports recovery products (e.g. Celsius).

I don't get it.

 

[Baron Winnebago]

It feels like Dean is wrong but idk. That seems common enough that we would have had a ton of suspensions across sports

 

[Carm]

It feels like Dean is wrong but idk. That seems common enough that we would have had a ton of suspensions across sports

Celsius, on their website, says there is no documented case of a ban being due to their product, but they also suggest you don't have more than 2 cans a day if you're concerned.

 

[Frogsker30]

almost all energy drinks have guarana in it. Including red bulls, monsters, rock star even Gatorade "energy drink"

 

[Dell Husker]

I have a feeling they would’ve fought harder to let him play if that was the case.

It was played out that he knowingly took something and was pretty much like “well, you caught me. Better serve my time”

 

[ShortSideOption]

I have a feeling they would’ve fought harder to let him play if that was the case.

It was played out that he knowingly took something and was pretty much like “well, you caught me. Better serve my time”

Not to mention you give everything you take to sports nutrition for them to verify it’s legal.

 

[Scarlet ObsessioN]

I have a feeling they would’ve fought harder to let him play if that was the case.

It was played out that he knowingly took something and was pretty much like “well, you caught me. Better serve my time”

Knowing the last staff they may have just said, damn... that hurts. Which walkon will replace him?

 

[Carm]

It's on the NCAA website (caffeine in general is banned - my NCAA career is over!)

 

[Frogsker30]

guarana is technically caffeine. which is again technically a banned substances. However, it is a limit ban instead of a totality ban.

Although guarana extract was the main culprit of the Celsius ban, remember that one of the substances that is restricted by the NCAA is caffeine. Now, do not worry if you are an athlete who likes to drink coffee, soda, or tea. The NCAA allows athletes to drink caffeine, they just have a limit on how much can be consumed. The NCAA allows for 15 micrograms per milliliter of caffeine concentration. This is about 500mg of caffeine or 6 to 8 cups of coffee 2 to 3 hours before an event. There are some products that athletes should stay away from because they have high amounts of caffeine in them, including Red Bull, Pre-workout products, and even Gatorade energy gummies.

 

[Carm]

The NCAA allows for 15 micrograms per milliliter of caffeine concentration. This is about 500mg of caffeine or 6 to 8 cups of coffee 2 to 3 hours before an event.

this confirms that I would fail

 

[jickey moseph]

On Tater Island this morning Sean said he believed Nouili was suspended because there was a banned substance in a sports recovery drink that he consumes.

When the NCAA updated the banned substance list 1-2 years ago, there was a stink about how this might happen. They banned guarana, a stimulant that is found in a numbers of sports recovery products (e.g. Celsius).

I don't get it.

IIRC (I don't know where I heard this - good friend of mine lived near some OL last season) I think it did have something to do with Red Bull... but I don't think he would be suspended an entire season because of it. Has to be more to it.

 

[ShortSideOption]

guarana is technically caffeine. which is again technically a banned substances. However, it is a limit ban instead of a totality ban.

Although guarana extract was the main culprit of the Celsius ban, remember that one of the substances that is restricted by the NCAA is caffeine. Now, do not worry if you are an athlete who likes to drink coffee, soda, or tea. The NCAA allows athletes to drink caffeine, they just have a limit on how much can be consumed. The NCAA allows for 15 micrograms per milliliter of caffeine concentration. This is about 500mg of caffeine or 6 to 8 cups of coffee 2 to 3 hours before an event. There are some products that athletes should stay away from because they have high amounts of caffeine in them, including Red Bull, Pre-workout products, and even Gatorade energy gummies.

Very interesting. Guzzled Red Bull and never failed an NCAA administered drug test.

 

[Juro]

I’ve done cocaine and marijuana before and never failed a NCAA administered drug test.

 

[Frogsker30]

i am currently studying NCAA compliance (my dream job is to be compliance director, weird I know) there are a lot of ways around banned substances, especially guarana. He would have had to be drinking a shit ton of drinks or taking pills. Plus the sports nutritionist should have educated them on these. A lot of products do not state the exact ingredients so one of the nutritionist/compliance jobs is to monitor and educate.

 

[Frogsker30]

I am literally sitting here drinking a "Reign Storm: Clean Energy" and in the Plant-based energy blend is: natural caffeine, green tea extract, guarana, ginseng, guayusa

 

[Baron Winnebago]

this confirms that I would fail

Fucking tyranny if I've ever seen it

 

[Carm]

i am currently studying NCAA compliance (my dream job is to be compliance director, weird I know) there are a lot of ways around banned substances, especially guarana. He would have had to be drinking a shit ton of drinks or taking pills. Plus the sports nutritionist should have educated them on these. A lot of products do not state the exact ingredients so one of the nutritionist/compliance jobs is to monitor and educate.

when I lived in Texas, my daughter dove for a club that was coached by the then US Olympic diving coach and a lot of her teammates were Olympians. Because of that our club hosted the US meet on the FINA international meet schedule for a couple of years and I was meet manager. It was really strange to see the officials from FINA stayed glued to the competitors after the competition until they could pee, and of course they went in to be with them when they peed. It took some of those divers 2-3 hours before they could pee.

 

[Kaladin]

I’ve done cocaine and marijuana before and never failed a NCAA administered drug test.

i use cocaine as a preworkout stimulant

 

[Pipe Line]

I do remember pre workout being a considerable fear of mine being caught by an NCAA drug test when I was in college due to the caffeine restriction.

 

[BluesBucksNHuskers]

i am currently studying NCAA compliance (my dream job is to be compliance director, weird I know) there are a lot of ways around banned substances, especially guarana. He would have had to be drinking a shit ton of drinks or taking pills. Plus the sports nutritionist should have educated them on these. A lot of products do not state the exact ingredients so one of the nutritionist/compliance jobs is to monitor and educate.

Good choice, the compliance guys always have the best stories.