In ordering human growth hormone online, Patriots' safety Rodney Harrison used less disguise than he would in buying a new movie on eBay.
The Boston Globe reports Harrison used his own name when ordering HGH, making life easy on investigators. Bold or stupid -- probably a little of both -- Harrison is one of the first to get his hands caught in the cookie jar.
I suspect if a guy like Harrison is cheating, there will be many others just like him turning up throughout the next year or two. Football will face a steroid crisis like the one currently being experienced by Major League Baseball, and everyone will question the "integrity" of the game. You watch.
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My biggest fear is Tiger Woods being busted for roids. Although, being a Mickelson fan it would have a little upside.
Athletes are switching to homeopathic oral sprays because they are legal for over the counter sales, add only a trace amount of growth hormone into the system, and they target the liver to produce more IGF-1. It's not HGH that brings the invigoration properties, it's an increase in IGF-1 that brings the performance enhancing results.
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