Two football players from the University of Waterloo received refusal, when they wanted to transfer to another college

Anti-doping agencies do not act fairly in several situations. Since certain persons are caught taking steroids, the whole teams receive suspensions. So, athletes who don’t violate anti-doping laws receive suspensions together with cheaters. Can’t you find it  unfair? Why should good athletes be kept from making their hopes and dreams real, while other persons lie?
The Waterloo football program was shut down for a year. It was a result of an investigation.  Everything started from a bust of a player who was caught having many  vials of anabolic steroids and HGH. It resulted in numerous investigations conducted in Canadian colleges. The investigations were led by the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport.
An investigation showed eight positives of the Waterloo football players. The decision was to suspend the whole team for a year.
Unluckily, innocent players of the Waterloo College were punished together with cheaters who applied forbidden performance-enhancing preparations. The football players Matt Vonk and Steve Ples  played at Laurier before the scandal linked with steroids and the suspension. These two football players didn’t use steroids. That’s why These football players hadn’t receive the suspension.
These two players intended to transfer to another college in order to realize their dreams linked with football. But they received refusal. So, these innocent football players will be kept from playing football the whole year.