Chromatography on Trial

We can only hope that, sooner or later, all sports will take the view that they have to have consistent rules for doping. I don't know if Landis is guilty, but his performance was suspiciously good the day after an awful stage for him in the tour. And then you get the Pakistani Cricket authorities 'letting off' 2 international players after they had been found guilty. I understand there is not even a suggestion of doping control in ice hockey? Does anyone know if there is any testing in the NFL? My opinion is that only the tip of the iceberg is even suspected.

How about "anything goes" alternative leagues and sporting events? Then, we'd really see what the fullest combination of human nature and nurture could accomplish. The alternative versions would have that "freak show" appeal that the newer, more violent fighting events have and that has allowed them to challenge boxing in popularity. Of course, there would have to be stacks of waivers and hold harmless documents signed.

You mean like this?.............