Earlier this year, we reported that the entire University of Waterloo football team was getting tested for steroid abuse after a player was arrested for possession and trafficking of steroids. Upon hearing of the arrest, AD Bob Copeland ordered the entire team of 62 players to be tested. Based on 9 positive results, in an unprecedented move, the university decided to suspend its entire football program for one year. The school’s steroid scandal was dubbed the most significant scandal...
It’s not too often we report about college football teams outside of the United States, but it looks like the University of Waterloo’s entire football team was tested by the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sports for steroids. The investigation was spurned after Waterloo Police were investigating and searching a Waterloo football player for stolen goods from a breaking an entering. Rather than finding the loot, the police found a stash of steroids and human growth hormones. Upon finding...
