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[QUOTE="orangenauburn, post: 214707, member: 169"]
they are highly confidential (results), and people lose jobs over leaks.
 
Yahoo! sources almost has to be former players.  It is my belief that no one currently in the AD or involved with the program is a source, because they would face immediate termination and severely diminish their future job prospects.
 
We also have to look at it from this angle - I am pretty sure there is a file somewhere in the AD office that pertains records and results for all drug testing over the past decade ... and I hope they deny any access to those records for any non essential SUAD people.  The only ones who should have access to that record would be Nancy Cantor, Daryl Gross, HR Manager, Compliance Officer, and maybe one or two other individuals (if that many people).
 
The NCAA may poke around (and if they do they better damn well poke around UCLA as well), but in the end I do not think much will come out of this and this will be an afterthought once the season ends.
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