Florida QB Will Grier loses appeal of NCAA suspension for positive drug test
Posted Nov 22, 2015
Florida QB Will Grier lost his NCAA drug test appeal and he will not be able to return to action for the Gators until their seventh game of the 2016 season, the school confirmed on Friday. The Gators' former starting quarterback was hoping to have his 12-month suspension for using a performance-enhancing drug reduced to just the rest of the 2015 season, however the NCAA denied his appeal.
(FOX Sports)
Related: Other News
Former UNC wing Tyler Nickel transferring from Virginia TechVirginia Tech men’s basketball guard/forward Tyler Nickel entered the transfer portal Thursday. The 6-foot-7 sophomore transferred to the Hokies last summer after spending his first...
Thu Mar 28, 2024Fifty years after they met for the NCAA championship, Marquette will face NC State again
Monday marked the 50th anniversary of the last meeting between NC State and Marquette in the NCAA Tournament, a clash that decided the 1974 NCAA...
Thu Mar 28, 2024
As potential Elite Eight game vs. UNC looms, Arizona’s Caleb Love ‘grateful’ for journey
After almost a year at Arizona, Caleb Love and the Tar Heels are days away from a potential reunion. If Arizona defeats Clemson in Los...
Thu Mar 28, 2024
Alabama’s Jarin Stevenson prepares to face hometown team, North Carolina, in Sweet 16
Coming out of Pittsboro, N.C., Jarin Stevenson said the Tar Heels were the first team to offer him. However, he instead opted to join Nate...
Thu Mar 28, 2024