June 26, 2024
By Nick Schultz, On3: The NCAA Division I Council voted to remove cannabinoids from its banned drug class for football postseason participation Tuesday. The decision won’t be official until the meeting ends on Wednesday, according to the announcement.
According to current NCAA policy, cannabinoids are one of five substances tested for ahead of championships and postseason football games. The NCAA also tests for beta-2 agonists, beta blockers (in rifle), stimulants and narcotics ahead of those events.
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