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Message: [QUOTE="OrangeXtreme, post: 2963214, member: 41"] [I]From the DO Article: The penalty for failing an NCAA test related to a performance-enhancing drug means a student-athlete loses one full year of eligibility for a first offense, according to the NCAA. Tampering with an NCAA drug test results in a student-athlete being declared ineligible for participation in postseason competition. Not showing up for an NCAA drug test, or refusing to provide a sample, results in the same penalty as a positive drug test result for a PED. [/I] I'm not 100% certain, but if you use a player who fails a post-game drug test, you may have to forfeit the game, and you will lose all your NCAA Tournament money for the year. You do NOT want to fail an NCAA random test. This is why schools test players before the tournament, so there are no post-game surprises. [/QUOTE]