Yes, some organizations look at players as goods too, not all, maybe very few but, some. Anyway, the trend has been to have the kids use the drugs in high school for a couple years and build strong foundations. Get to College and clean up then utilize the advanced training and rehab etc. I know this is going to get response so let me finish. This is what was told to me, it is by no means the absolute methodology.
Some kids make it there by way of drug assistance.
I won't rant about the travesty of that whole mess. It is misguided ambition to say the least. Obviously you have never worked with athletes. Not only have I worked with em', I am one. I see it too.