Martimus Maximus said:
This is all I need to point out to the jelous freaks and whinners in this thread...
I think the kid looks pretty good. He actually doesn't look like that big of a juicer to me--more genetically-gifted than anything--but yes, he's used. Lots of high school footballers do.
You claim becuase he is big that he has to be juiced and carrying gear, but that doesn't explain alot of things.
1. The kid graduated valadictorian, so he must be very likable and not a meat head like most of the posts in this thread. Gear doesn't make you Mr. Nice Guy
A couple of things, Maximus.
First, what does valedictorian have to do with being nice?
Second, what does valedictorian--indeed, all these "other things"--have to do with the kid's build? Can he not use steroids and still be smart?
I don't think anyone suggested steroids were responsible for
everything the kid had. If they said such a thing, they're wrong.
2. He graduated high school with a 4.0 GPA. Gear doesn't make you smarter
Err...you do know that most schools all but
give student athletes their grades, don't you?
And again, being smart has nothing to do with his physique.
3. He is the team high GPA at USC with a 3.87 GPA. Again gear doesn't make you smarter, especially on a national level.
It doesn't, no, but here again, that 3.87 is in...what field of study? Astrophysics, or something any 'tard could excel in, like psychology or education?
How much of that grade is a result of his work and his work alone? Go to any big school and take a class with the top athletes at that university...even they make no bones about the fact that they
get the tests and answers days in advance of exams.
IOW, they cheat. Their grades are bullshit.
4. The final question I have is this, did any of you begin working our daily 5-6 days a week since you were 12 years old, and have a nutritionist, dietician, and trainer working with you for years? As a matter of fact, do any of you have a trainer, dietician, or nutritionist now? I didn't think so.
Nope. I don't need all of those things because I'm not a moron; I'm intelligent and disciplined enough that I don't need someone holding my hand through a diet or training. That he did isn't exactly a testament to his superior intellect...
5. The guy has been tested by the NCAA, and he passed...so he must be smarter than the lab technicians as well, using your logic.
No, his "nutritionist" is smarter than the methods said technicians use--technicians who are limited by the no. and expense of individual tests they're able to conduct (nevermind that many of them are willing to look the other way).
It is EASY to pass a drug test. That proves nothing.
Give the kid some props, and expect to see more people follow this guys lead in the future.
One last comment: Look at the everage pro-body builder today who is not juiced,
Name one, bro. They don't exist.
and compare them to BB's from 30 years ago. There is no comparison, well in 30 years time, there will be no comparison for student athletes and your own generation, as they now have leaders to follow who paved the way.
I heartily disagree. There's no reason whatsoever to think that, in 30 years, student athletes will be more muscular, faster, etc. The only reason they're
maybe better today is because in the early 70's, most high school, even most collegiate, footballers didn't even LIFT. They hadn't even heard of steroids.
It's a weak analogy; things have gone about as far as they're going to go other than a few genetic freaks. Progress and time are not directly ratioed...there could be, in fact, a backslide should real drug tests ever take effect.
Would you feed your kid the shit you ate when you were growing up? I know I damn sure won't, and my kid will grow up with a training regime his entire life, just as he will study and learn, as opposed to watching countless hours of cartoons, drinking soda, playing pac-man, and making frito-lay rich.
I fear for your child, then. It sounds as if you plan on axing his childhood--big, BIG mistake. Play and cartoons are a part of growing up in the Western world. Put him on a funky diet, study schedule, and training regimen and you'll probably get a kid that hates you by the time he's 9 years old.
This kid is on top right now, and I hope he can stay there...just to prove most of his critics wrong.
Peace...
P.s. My son is 5 months old right now, and I am taking up a collection for his college fund, feel free to send support!
Are you kidding? I'm sure he's a wonderful baby, but Jesus...support him yourself!
And please, school him in the fallacies of weak induction, particularly the "red herring."
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