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Message: [QUOTE="Cusefan95, post: 216076, member: 173"] I'm not sure it's even possible for the NCAA to have a blanket policy, I think they are handling this about the only way they can. The NCAA is made up of such a diverse group of institutions in all 50 states...trying to have a uniform testing policy that complies with all state laws would be nearly impossible. Without looking it up, I'd expect that some public university athletes are somewhat shielded from random, not-for-cause testing by laws related to the fourth amendment. Those institutions would not even be legally able to comply with the testing program in place at a private university like Syracuse. So the best the NCAA can do is what they've done - rely on individual member institutions to determine what policy they will follow, and then hold them accountable for actually doing so. [/QUOTE]