A new survey has revealed that men’s lacrosse players are far and away the biggest drug users in college sports. Name a drug — marijuana, cocaine, alcohol — and lacrosse players are either the biggest users or second biggest. In fact, drug use among all college athletes has increased dramatically. More details after the jump.

Another member of the 1994 Chargers has died. Junior Seau, the 12-time Pro Bowl linebacker who played for San Diego, Miami, and New England, was reportedly found dead in his home in Oceanside, California. He was 43.

See that guy in the background, doing the traveling hand sign? Just wait till you see it in motion – a new dance craze is born.

How not to go BASE jumping: jump from a 600-foot cliff with your parachute on backwards. Sam Baker followed these directions to perfection, and after slamming into the cliff face and falling hundreds of feet, the Arizona man only injured his ankle. America: is Baker a credit to man’s resiliency against the forces of the universe, or a really, really bad mistake? Video of the aftermath after the jump.

Robert Griffin III was a near-lock for the number two pick in the 2012 NFL Draft before the combine. But wow, as if the guy had something else to prove, he ran a 4.38 in the 40-yard dash today. As fast as that sounds, it’s even more impressive to actually see it. The Rams must be loving this.

Bobby Hebert is a former New Orleans Saints QB and current sports talk show host in New Orleans, and tonight he let Les Miles have it…like a talk show caller.

Well, that’s something you don’t see every day: a ball placing itself at the spot after a touchback.

Player introductions are always good for something unusual, but this time it was merely the pictures that caught my eye

Video after the jump.

Remember that Jets mini-implosion from earlier this week, that included Bart Scott telling a cameraman to get out of his face while giving him the middle finger (seen at left)? Well, the Jets weren’t thrilled about it: they’re docking Scott $10,000. Of course $10,000 isn’t exactly a make-or-break amount for Scott, but clearly the Jets had to do something, given all the reports of the team being in disarray. The only other thing left to do to silence critics: win games. And luckily, as we know from Scott, ANYBODY CAN BE BEAT! Photo via Eye on Football