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Basketball Star DJ Cooper Banned After Drug Test Reveals He's 'Pregnant'
American basketball player DJ Cooper has received one of the more astounding suspensions in recent memory.
Cooper stepped away from AS Monaco late in 2018 for “family reasons,” though he attempted to join the Bosnian national team as a naturalised player later that year.
The former Ohio University standout never made it, however, and was instead handed a two-year suspension from FIBA for failing a drug test.
But it wasn’t performance enhancing drugs, recreational drugs or any of the other usual suspects that thwarted Cooper.
His drug test, according to Eurohoops.net, revealed that he was pregnant.
The test on the urine that Cooper provided revealed the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin, or hCG, which is a hormone made by the placenta during pregnancy.
That urine, per the report, actually belonged to his girlfriend — who likely didn’t know she was pregnant at the time.
So, FIBA suspended Cooper for fraud. He’s eligible to return on June 20, 2020.
Former Ohio Bobcat basketball star DJ Cooper was suspended by FIBA until June 2020 last year for… *squints at notes* using his pregnant girlfriend’s urine to pass a drug test...? Yes, really, that happened. https://t.co/PIqagLojPY— Hustle Belt () August 3, 2019
Doctor: Mr. Cooper your urine sample came back and I'd like to inform you that you have passed your drug test. DJ: That's wassup Doc Doctor: And congratulations you're 6 weeks pregnant DJ: https://t.co/pMmMuFCb3C pic.twitter.com/bwl6NILiCp— T3ddy D. 😏 () August 5, 2019
Source: Huffpost.com
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American basketball player DJ Cooper has received one of the more astounding suspensions in recent memory.
Cooper stepped away from AS Monaco late in 2018 for “family reasons,” though he attempted to join the Bosnian national team as a naturalised player later that year.
The former Ohio University standout never made it, however, and was instead handed a two-year suspension from FIBA for failing a drug test.
But it wasn’t performance enhancing drugs, recreational drugs or any of the other usual suspects that thwarted Cooper.
His drug test, according to Eurohoops.net, revealed that he was pregnant.
The test on the urine that Cooper provided revealed the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin, or hCG, which is a hormone made by the placenta during pregnancy.
That urine, per the report, actually belonged to his girlfriend — who likely didn’t know she was pregnant at the time.
So, FIBA suspended Cooper for fraud. He’s eligible to return on June 20, 2020.
Former Ohio Bobcat basketball star DJ Cooper was suspended by FIBA until June 2020 last year for… *squints at notes* using his pregnant girlfriend’s urine to pass a drug test...? Yes, really, that happened. https://t.co/PIqagLojPY— Hustle Belt () August 3, 2019
Doctor: Mr. Cooper your urine sample came back and I'd like to inform you that you have passed your drug test. DJ: That's wassup Doc Doctor: And congratulations you're 6 weeks pregnant DJ: https://t.co/pMmMuFCb3C pic.twitter.com/bwl6NILiCp— T3ddy D. 😏 () August 5, 2019
Source: Huffpost.com
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Keywords:
Basketball • Drug test • Basketball • AS Monaco FC • Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team • Naturalization • Ohio Bobcats men's basketball • Drug test • Performance-enhancing substance • Recreational drug use • The Usual Suspects • Drug test • Norepinephrine transporter • Pregnancy • Urine • Human chorionic gonadotropin • Human chorionic gonadotropin • Hormone • Placenta • Pregnancy • Urine • Pregnancy • Ohio • Bobcat • Basketball • Drug test • Drug test • Wassup (band) •