Too much Rod Benson: My random drug test screening

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 Too much Rod Benson: My random drug test screening
Last season I touched on an issue that I have yet to see anyone else really cover. I'm pretty sure I was the first person to comment on what actually happens during a D-League drug test. Considering the fact that I was never once drug tested in college, it was a completely new experience for me. I was nervous, embarrassed, and a little confused about the whole situation. [link]

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Comparing the Best, Worst Jobs in Sports
Published 3/24/2008 by Jamie Mottram at Mr. Irrelevant
Actually, there’s no comparison, but away we go … Worst job: The drug tester who watches guys “do a 360″ before urinating (via Rod Benson). Best job: This guy (via my buddy Spachtholz, who’s responsible for most of our “opposite sex” posts).

Reading is Great! Tuesday’s NBA Links
Published 3/25/2008 by Brian Spencer at Empty the Bench
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Let the Al Horford for ROY politicking commence. - Need4Sheed - Mr. Big Shot was the hero late in the Pistons’ thrilling OT win over Phoenix. - BallHype - Is the NBA becoming a “niche sport?” Arguments for and against. - Too Much Rod Benson - On why using the Whizzinator for a drug test is very difficult. - HOOPSWORLD - NBA Poetry Corner favorite Rashad ...

Tuesday Bullets
Published 3/25/2008 at ESPN.com - True Hoop - Blog
The Lakers and Warriors better meet in the playoffs. It's unbelievably fun to watch them play each other. If sports are an analogy for war, then the Warriors, it occurs to me, play the role of terrorists. They'll never rule, but they'll take somebody down with them. (Although, the way Warriors fans tell it, this one ended with Derek Fisher taking Monta Ellis down with him -- and getting Ellis called for the foul. Video and discussion of that play.) The Suns are not happy with the referees either. Who wouldn't like to be The Air Up There for a day? He can fly. Same guy is at the end of this mix. And for good measure, some more Kadour ...

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