NCAA Supplement Providers

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@NumberTwo

You need to read the rules set out by the NCAA on what a school can provide. My question was very specific - what are NCAA SCHOOLS using? Athletes can take lots of things that are not on the banned list. Schools, however, cannot provide supplements with protein content over 30% of total calories, no amino acids, no creatine, and much more. A school will be out of compliance if they provide more than additional calories, electrolytes and basic nutrition.

Cytosport’s Muscle Milk Collegiate is saturating the market. I want to know if other companies are providing similar supplements that fall under the NCAA rules of permissible ingredients.

I see,
Well, may be a better solution is for your athletes to apply to be sponsored by Rival-Us or some other company than suppling inferior products that you are restricted in supplying?

I know Dr. Darren Burke sponsors numerous amature and professional athletes here in Canada.