test every (or any) member of the winning team with playing time for inappropriate substances? Obviously, the team requiring the tests would be required to pay for it.

I know that this doesn't fix the problem of off-time enhancement, extra practices, etc. etc. etc. But I'm looking at how Utah always seems to bring it's only (or only one of a few) good games a year against BYU. Obviously, it could be any number of things, but it got me thinking of this scenario:

Team A really wants to beat its rival and does everything necessary to ensure that (free tickets to students and their friends. . .four per should be plenty), lots of hype, good practices (maybe a few "unrequired extra" practices lead by team captains), and for that extra push some "vitamins" to a few key players. Because it's just one game, if you use some of the faster-cleared substances there is a little less chance of getting caught. . .if it's just once.

Anyway, not sour grapes. . .in fact I doubt Utah would do this, just because there really are still enough good people up there that I think *someone* would blow a whistle if this were the case. But, I bet someone somewhere has figured out how to do this.

Allowing a losing team to pay for a test (or a few) would be a good step to making it feasible.