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[QUOTE="Fjoinkay, post: 214614, member: 604"]
The article mentions that Baylor failed to enforce a similar non-required policy and the NCAA called them out on lack of institutional control of the program.  And that's what will likely happen to SU.  They will be called out for lack of institutional control of a program that they had no obligation under NCAA rules to create.  
 
This is embarrassing, but in my mind this doesn't add up to cheating or unfair play as long as SU players are going to class and earning their grades.  It's next to impossible to put this Yahoo report into context without Yahoo or someone else studying the drug use policies at a large sample of other Division I schools.  How many schools even have a policy?  How do schools without a policy handle situations when basketball players are known to have smoked pot?  How do schools with a testing policy respond when basketball players test positive?  
 
I'm guessing this information isn't required to be made public or handed over to the NCAA.  Yahoo went to former SU players for this information.  How many other schools has Yahoo investigated on this issue?
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