Just talks about using substances to enhance performance in college athletics

At a college track meet the biggest race is about to take place, the 100-meter dash. The sound of the gun starts the race and within 11 seconds its all over, the winner's time was thirteen tenths of a second better than the 2nd place finisher. The difference between the two is that the first place sprinter was on steroids to help him improve his performance while the rest of the runners were clean and drug-free. …

…NCAA set up a program that banned certain drugs to keep play fair for everyone, the right to drug test should be allowed in order to keep the team eligible to participate. If the sprinter in the introduction would not have taken any drugs the outcome of the race would have been completely different and there would have been a legitimate winner. That seems like the way it should be... athletics that are drug free.