Certain rules have to apply before a TUE is required by Floyd since it is a "Prohibited Method" because "more than 50 mL of fluid per a 6-hour period is infused." It's also inferred that the volume Floyd infused would have been acceptable IF it was during "a concurrent hospital admission, surgical procedure or clinical investigation," in which case a TUE is NOT required because there is an apparent medical emergency. But that wasn't Floyd's case, was it? No, he did it in the comfort of home. Thus, he broke WADA's code.
My guess is that they realized too late that they misinterpreted the code so they scrambled weeks later to get the TUE retroactively (and you were enlisted for damage control to "educate" us...LOL).
The saga continues..
No closure means silence is guilt. An innocent guy will clear his name, but USADA, Nsac nor Floyd don't want to.
Red flag!
Oh this will end as lance Armstrong knows too well. Crash and burn.
My guess is that they realized too late that they misinterpreted the code so they scrambled weeks later to get the TUE retroactively (and you were enlisted for damage control to "educate" us...LOL).
The saga continues..
No closure means silence is guilt. An innocent guy will clear his name, but USADA, Nsac nor Floyd don't want to.
Red flag!
Oh this will end as lance Armstrong knows too well. Crash and burn.
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