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For the first time ever, the Los Angeles Rams and New Orleans Saints will have male dancers joining the cheerleaders on the sidelines.

The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. And those who are into extreme marathons are up for every one of those steps.

If you're a soccer fan, you know that when your team wins, you also feel like a winner. But while fandom is good, creating a sense of belonging, camaraderie, and a spike in mental well-being, World Cup is another animal.

From the outside looking in, college football players suffer the harshest drug testing for marijuana when it comes to the top sports leagues in the country. But the collegiate sport is unlike any other because of which institutions actually hold power when it comes to handing out punishments.

While tons of people are tuned in to the biggest sporting event in the world, Americans are just puzzled, knowing that something important is going on, but just not being all that invested.

While we know athletes from various sports smoke marijuana, whether using CBD to treat ailments or to reduce pain after a tough match, perhaps nowhere is marijuana usage more prevalent than in MMA.

How the fine folks behind Golf Digest’s The Loop found the answer might surprise you.

When it comes to sports leagues testing athletes for cannabis, the NCAA is generally regarded as the strictest and harshest.

We know the medicinal benefits of CBD. They are manifold and the reason why professional athletes from fighters to football players have embraced the drug, even if that means doing so on the down-low.

Over the years, cannabis has helped fuel some Olympic athletes, most notably British Columbia snowboarder Ross Rebagliati.