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Never heard of this before, but apparently it's a major thing in the NFL, and has invaded NCAAF. Ever see any Bulls doing this? Is there an official policy from the Athletics Department?

http://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/page/enterpriseSalts/ezekiel-elliott-clay-matthews-just-the-nfl-smelling-salt-users

 


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Interesting. Players in the NHL do this all time before games. 


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Muhammad Ali, then Cassius Clay, was given smelling salts in between rounds after he was dropped by Henry Cooper. That, and a delay for a torn glove, probably  saved his behind. Haven't heard much about smelling salts in a long time though. Also, I thought people were only given those to wake back up after being knocked silly, not BEFORE competition. ..


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I am detecting a new in-game promotion - smelling salts to the first 10,000 fans in the stadium

Just imagine - the Wizard on the video board with shimmering words stating "open your smelling salts now"

This could really get the crowd going on big third downs!


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7 hours ago, bowman1 said:

Just imagine - the Wizard on the video board with shimmering words stating "open your smelling salts now"

Smelling salts is just code for Meth. :ph34r:


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1 hour ago, Paisa el Toro said:

Smelling salts is just code for Meth. :ph34r:

Huh - maybe handing them out would be a bad idea then


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When does casual use become abuse? Asking for a friend...


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1 hour ago, JTrue said:

When does casual use become abuse? Asking for a friend...

When you start asking when does casual use become abuse ...

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I know mint scent can improve alertness.... ammonia? Yuck. 


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6 minutes ago, Gismo said:

I know mint scent can improve alertness.... ammonia? Yuck. 

That reminded me, when I played HS football, we had one guy that would chew gum before the game and then stick it in his mouthpiece during.  It was really gross.

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