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Originally Posted by Solecismic
In theory, I agree. But the blame should fall entirely on the people doing the testing.
What is the point of having this system in place if they can't keep their mouths shut after the A sample tests positive? The damage is already done. Landis will forever be known as a cheat, regardless of guilt.
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This is a 100% serious question, how often does the A sample not match the B sample? I'm not trying to be flippant, I'm actually curious if many people are actually found to be not guilty upon further review.
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