Allonzo Trier has trace amounts of the drug Ostarine in his system, his attorney says, which is why the NCAA has ruled Trier, Arizona's second-leading scorer, ineligible to play.
Ostarine is the same drug that Trier says he inadvertently ingested in September 2016. A "minuscule amount" was detected in Trier's most recent drug test, the UA said. Here's a look at the drug, how it got into Trier's system and what may be next for the Arizona Wildcats star:
What is Ostarine, the drug found in Allonzo Trier's system?
Ostarine is a selective androgen receptor modulator (SARM) used to treat osteoporosis and combat muscle wasting in the elderly.