According to the article, tests costs $1,000 each. That blows my mind -- you'd think a cheaper method would have been developed by now.
Also you'd think that university students would be a little smarter about it:
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Copeland said he's been struck by the fact that second-string players are just as likely users of steroids as A-list players.
"I can see why users might justify this in the U.S. for the chance to land a big contract, even though it's still a long shot, but these guys in Canada are taking these risks for the chance for an entry-level contract in the CFL," Copeland said. "That's a $50,000 contract. It doesn't make sense."
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