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Seminoles helped by 'LD' diagnoses
Tom Farrey, ESPNFormer Florida State learning specialist Brenda Monk tells "Outside the Lines" that during her time working with Seminole student-athletes, more than a third of the football team and three-quarters of the basketball team had learning disabilities.
Story | Conversation | December 12, 2009Doc who once opposed steroids has new cause: HGH
Tom Farrey, ESPN The MagazineOnce an opponent of steroids, Bob Goldman now promotes the use of testosterone and human growth hormone as important tools in the antiaging movement, writes Tom Farrey.
Story | Conversation | September 06, 2006
Doctor in Panthers case had own vision of health
Tom Farrey, ESPN The MagazineThe doctor in the Panthers steroids case didn't care about the rules. He did it his way, writes Tom Farrey.
Story | Conversation | September 05, 2006HGH: Performance enhancer or healer?
Tom Farrey, ESPN The MagazineIf HGH is seen as a recovery drug, the line between sports medicine and performance enhancement could be more blurry than we'd like to acknowledge, writes Tom Farrey.
Story | Conversation | September 05, 2006Cleaning up after spilled juice
Tom Farrey, ESPN The MagazineThe fallout of the BALCO investigation brought much public posturing but ultimately little change in the age of steroids.
Story | Conversation | July 22, 2005'Fountain of youth in a bottle'
Tom Farrey, ESPN.comDrugs used to treat AIDS patients are being diverted onto a black market to bulk up bodybuilders and professional athletes.
Story | Conversation | December 01, 2004Not safe at home
Tom Farrey, ESPN.comJohan Santana, like many Venezuelan major leaguers, fears for the safety of his family back home.
Story | Conversation | September 27, 2004A matter of trust
Tom Farrey, ESPN.comTigers pitcher Ugueth Urbina has been urged not to give in to ransom demands to free his kidnapped mother.
Story | Conversation | September 27, 2004Dreading the winter ahead
Tom Farrey, ESPN.comWith the risk of kidnapping in the back of their minds, major-league players are expected to avoid Venezuelan winter league this year.
Story | Conversation | September 27, 2004Deep Throat has a Tennessee twang
Tom Farrey, ESPN.comPhillip Fulmer fingered Alabama on NCAA violations. But did the Vols coach cut a deal to spare Tennessee?
Story | Conversation | February 26, 2004Scrutiny grows over Clarett's benefactor
Tom Farrey, ESPN.comA close associate of Maurice Clarett made regular calls to a sportsbook during Ohio State's championship season, phone records show.
Story | Conversation | February 04, 2004Iraqi Olympic Committee to be dismantled
Tom Farrey, ESPN.comAmid the cries of too little, too late, the chief of the International Olympic Committee has acknowledged that Iraqi athletes were tortured.
Story | Conversation | May 07, 2003Slow justice is no justice
Tom Farrey, ESPN.comSoon, the IOC will tell the world what the world already knows about Uday Hussein. It's about time.
Story | Conversation | April 29, 2003Academic flunkies face brand new threat
Tom Farrey, ESPN.comSyracuse, Oklahoma, Memphis and many others may face penalties unless more players start graduating.
Story | Conversation | April 03, 2003Is sports gambling with its integrity?
Tom Farrey, ESPN.comThe NBA says it's betting with house money by allowing a WNBA franchise to play at the Mohegan Sun.
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