You've maintained that you have zero tolerance for cheaters...correct? I assume that you turned those players on your team who you were 100% certain were taking steroids into the NCAA?
Because if you didn't then your team cheated and according to your "standard" that makes you a cheater because you knew it was going on!
Sorry buttercup - it doesn't work that way. No matter how hard you try, you'll
never be able to assign their sins to me. I
earned my 100% clean conscious.
For starters - having integrity doesn't make me the world's police. I didn't concern myself with what other people were doing. My focus was on my responsibilities. That's one of progressives biggest problems. They are so obsessed with what everyone
else is doing. It makes their envy cultivate and grow.
In addition - it was a different era back then. The NCAA didn't have a website. There was no such thing as Facebook, Twitter, etc. I honestly had no idea how to contact the NCAA even if I wanted to. It's not like the local phone book listed the number to the NCAA. Same with the conference. Even our program didn't have a process to report and then protect "whistleblowers".