Houston Cougars 2024 Division I Men’s Basketball March Madness shirt

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… Uh, nope. What a clown. No remorse, not in the Houston Cougars 2024 Division I Men’s Basketball March Madness shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this slightest. Plays the race card over the return of his gold medal. Talks shit about the whole country of Canada for not “defending him” in the aftermath of the race. Goes on to claim that “None of the athletes today have to run on the shitty tracks I did… I would be undefeated today… I could still probably run a sub-10 seconds.” No grace, no humility, no perspective on the scandal decades later. Just a guy who cheated and thinks it “wasn’t cheating” because other people were cheating too. Now I’m glad they humiliated him. I mean…everyone else was cheating. They still are. So to get your results barred because you were too obvious about it must feel pretty shit. That’s true, they were. And I do have some sympathy for athletes in any sport, who see everyone else around them doping and feel like they need to do it too, just to compete.

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But don’t act like other people breaking the Houston Cougars 2024 Division I Men’s Basketball March Madness shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this rules somehow absolves you of wrongdoing, or makes you “not a cheater”. Whatever your motivations, however much you felt that you needed to do it to compete, you still gave the sport a black eye. I’d have even more sympathy if his take was: “Yeah I did it. Everyone did, and it’s pretty lame that I was the only one (at the time) who got crucified for it, but I made my choices.” …But that interview confirms that he blames everything and everyone but himself for his meteoric fall. And the shameless “I’m better than Usain Bolt, I could beat all these guys in my prime” stuff is just never a good look from a retired athlete. As if it was the evolution of running as a sport, happening to peak in 1998, and not just that it was the last year before the IOC started cracking down harder on PEDs, so everybody was taking shitloads of steroids and being extremely unsubtle about it. I know it sucks- pros in every sport deal with this. And you’re right, everyone still cheats today, and when the oversight committees figure out how to test for what they’re currently using, they’ll move on to something else, rinse and repeat.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.