NFL might use WADA for its drug testing; Milton Bradley's $12 million month; Pat Fitzgerald to be rewarded at Northwestern
May 10, 2011
Could WADA take over the NFL drug testing program?
And if that's the direction the league takes at this juncture, is this really the appropriate time? Stricter rules under the World Anti-Doping Association (such as the WADA rules are for other sports now under their jurisdiction) may make a near-impasse such as we now have even more difficult.
Will Milton say thanks to Marvin?
Could WADA take over the NFL drug testing program?
And if that's the direction the league takes at this juncture, is this really the appropriate time? Stricter rules under the World Anti-Doping Association (such as the WADA rules are for other sports now under their jurisdiction) may make a near-impasse such as we now have even more difficult.
Will Milton say thanks to Marvin?
Though the Seattle Mariners designation of Milton Bradley for assignment may not seem like sports law news at first blush, if you look a little deeper, it is.
Remember, that though Bradley was part of the Mariners for little more than a month of the six month long MLB regular season, he will receive his full $12 million salary for this season. That's a pretty good deal for Milton Bradley! So who does Milton Bradley have to thank?
Bradley should say, "Thanks Marvin!", and even though we have mentioned this site before, we once again recommend that you take a look at it.
New deal for Wildcats' Fitzgerald
Northwestern University appears set to award head football coach Pat Fitzgerald with either a new contract or an extension. Fitzgerald is currently under contract until 2015. A press confernce will be held today announcing the deal.
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