steroids News Archive

22-Feb-2007

 

  • Bigger, Stronger, Faster: Recruiting Pressure Drives Some To Steroids (KXAN 36 Austin)
    Bigger, stronger, faster... it's become the mantra for high school sports. And for many young athletes, It's the key to going pro. But in reality, only two percent of high schoolers will receive an athletic scholarship.


  • Police: Alleged associate of 'fight-club' gang arrested (North County Times)
    MURRIETA -- An "associate" of suspected members of a so-called "fight club" street gang has been arrested for allegedly possessing cocaine and steroids, Murrieta police said Wednesday.


  • Former Celina, Prosper athlete charged with steroids possession (McKinney Messenger)
    "For the first seven weeks of the season, the Prosper Eagles have depended on the legs of running back Jake San Miguel" is how a former Celina Record sports reporter described San Miguel's athletic talent in a story dated Oct. 26, 2003.


  • Refreshed Bonds returns to the field (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
    Barry Bonds took to the field on Tuesday for the first time this season, brushing aside the steroids scandal that has dogged him as he pursues baseball's all-time career home run record.


  • Howard says he's doing fine without steroids (The News Journal)
    CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Ryan Howard admits he has known baseball players who have used steroids for an offensive jolt. Go on the juice, they thought, and hit the ball farther.


  • NCAA to implement drug-testing pilot program in D III (Corvallis Gazette-Times)
    MENOMONIE, Wis. ? After police seized steroids from the homes of two of his linebackers, University of Wisconsin-Stout football coach Todd Strop fired off an e-mail warning his players to stop using drugs or quit.


  • Sly's Steroids Scandal? (E! Online via Yahoo! News)
    It's been a rocky visit to the land Down Under for Sylvester Stallone.


  • NASA's New Mission to the Moon (Slashdot)
    mattnyc99 writes "Popular Mechanics has a new, in-depth preview of NASA's Orion spacecraft, tracking the complex challenges facing the engineers of the CEV (which NASA chief Michael Griffin called 'Apollo on steroids') as America shifts its focus away from the Space Shuttle and back toward returning to the moon by 2020. After yesterday's long op-ed in the New York Times concerning NASA's ...


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