TCU ZERO Tolerance Drug Policy?

[redpony]

Way to go Gary PA-terson. I am sure you reported to your boss and he failed to act.

[Stallion]

So in other words your long diatribe pontificating about the evils of the TCU athletic department and Gary Patterson was completely irrelevant to this event.

[Mustangs_Maroons]

Based on the police reports: An undercover officer asks Brock about the tests. "Yeah, they caught us slipping," he tells the officer, saying it's not a big deal and that if he needs anything to come over to his house. The officer arrives at Brock's house at 9:22 p.m., buys marijuana and asks Brock if he could get any Xanax or hydrocodone pills. Brock tells him that he used to buy from two players who have since graduated, so it's been harder to get the pills.

Yup, it sure seems like GP is on the up and up for years now.

[SMUer]

Only one bad apple in TCU football, one...well four bad apples in TCU football...well five...five bad apples in TCU football...what's that?...seven, seven bad apples in TCU football under Gary Patterson.

More to come. Presented with similar circumstances at SMU, I'd say the same thing.