Danny O"Brien dismissed from team

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#157
FWIW this is the timing of a drug test from drugs.com: How long does it take get workplace drug testing results?

Results from workplace drug testing are fairly quick and can usually be received in a few days. An employer may also request to have the test done with a rapid test that can provide results on the same day. Negative results are usually received within 24 hours; however, a positive screen will require further testing that may take a few days up to one week. If the initial screen is negative, a medical review officer (MRO) will contact the employer with the results. If a positive result occurs, a MRO will contact the applicant for further questioning. It is important to notify the laboratory or MRO of any medications currently in use, including prescription, over-the-counter or herbal medications. The applicant may have to provide proof of a valid prescription for prescription medications.

https://www.drugs.com/article/drug-testing.html
 
#158
#158
If memory serves me I am almost certain Tennessee has had it share of weed problems to pass around why go there again?
 
#159
#159
I just made a thread on this...I looked for this thread first but didn't see it...sorry.

Please merge or delete.
 
#160
#160
Dude literally puts his body on the line and was carted out last game. But he smoked some weed and now he's dismissed? Lol
 
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Nationdom said:
I never said those were not bad, they are but if marajuna is legalized on a national level, it will drink and tobacco
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To date, there has not been a single verified death from marijuana, and if you try to quote that crackpot report from that nut job quasi-agency in Colorado, your argument is already devoid of any value or credibility.

I don't smoke marijuana, and I hardly drink. If they legalized everything today, I wouldn't run out and start doing it; neither would most others. Drug legalization is not the problem. Drug enforcement and poverty are the problems.

Now that I've posed a rational argument (totally wasting these keystrokes though), I'll wait for your grammatically incorrect, poorly written, barely intelligible, feeble response.

Go ahead. I'll wait while you get the dictionary...
 
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CragrockVol said:
FWIW this is the timing of a drug test from drugs.com: How long does it take get workplace drug testing results?

Results from workplace drug testing are fairly quick and can usually be received in a few days. An employer may also request to have the test done with a rapid test that can provide results on the same day. Negative results are usually received within 24 hours; however, a positive screen will require further testing that may take a few days up to one week. If the initial screen is negative, a medical review officer (MRO) will contact the employer with the results. If a positive result occurs, a MRO will contact the applicant for further questioning. It is important to notify the laboratory or MRO of any medications currently in use, including prescription, over-the-counter or herbal medications. The applicant may have to provide proof of a valid prescription for prescription medications.

https://www.drugs.com/article/drug-testing.html
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Workplace goes through a middleman to get the sample, then send for testing, then get results. Tests at a hospital will take a couple hours at most.
 
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GetEmVols said:
Wonder if they found drugs(PEDs perhaps) in his system during his medical examinations.

No reason to think this at all, but something doesn't add up obviously.
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I'm thinking that could be it. Not sure if the hospital could release it to UT and wonder why on earth would UT want it. Unless it's a NCAA drug test, I don't want to see it. You think the rest of this conference is chasing down drug tests at hospitals and doctors offices? Hell no

Now, when the day comes that I have to decide which team has smoked the least weed before a game is going to win, is the day I'm gone
 
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Nationdom said:
Well yea I've tried it quite a few times but I was younger and got out of it while I still could.
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It's really no different than cigarettes or alcohol. All are addictive, does a little bit of damage if used in moderation, and should be legalized, taxed to all hell, and regulated. Just like alcohol and tobacco.
 
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