Wyatt Davis Accepts Three-Month Doping Sanction For Cannabis Use
Davis' sanction, which officially started on Jan. 2, will result in him missing the entire 2023-24 NCAA season.
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Davis' sanction, which officially started on Jan. 2, will result in him missing the entire 2023-24 NCAA season.
The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) has accepted non-compliance sanctions, while the Nigerian and Venezuelan NADOs dispute WADA's non-compliance.
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All right. here is the latest on the olympic front. okay? the leaders for usada. that's the united states anti- anti-doping agency. they are responding to critics who blame them for sha'carri richardson's ban from the tokyo olympics. aoc and jamie raskin, two democrats, they called on the agency to reconsider richardson's suspension last week. they responded with a letter, quoting from it here. usada does not make or have a direct vote on the anti-doping rules but as a wada code signatory, we are required to enforce them. that's called ducking the situation. bob koscostas back, again. >> my th...
Week. they responded from a letter quoting from it here. usada does not make or have direct vote on the anti-doping rules but as a wada code signatory, we are required to enforce them. that's called ducking the situation. bob costas back, again. again, thank you for being with us. i don't know when i am going to see you again. so that's a hedge. >> well -- >> they have to enforce the rules. it still takes you to the rules and whether or not it's correctly applied here. >> i think they could speak out, more forcefully. they did say that they -- they think it should be reviewed but they should s...