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Wednesday, March 30, 2005
Steroids in football
Two current Carolina Panthers -- and one former Panther and Minnesota Viking -- are subject to claims that they used steroids in the weeks before the Panthers' Super Bowl appearance two years ago:
Carolina Panthers Todd Sauerbrun and Jeff Mitchell and Todd Steussie -- a former Panther and Viking -- had steroid prescriptions filled by a West Columbia, S.C., doctor under investigation by federal authorities, according to a "60 Minutes Wednesday" report.
Kids, don't do steroids. There are many bad side effects: liver damage, rage, hair loss, hypogonadism, and false starts.
In a release Tuesday, the CBS News show said those players had prescriptions for testosterone cream filled within two weeks of the Panthers' appearance in the 2004 Super Bowl.
