One of the many reasons that March Madness is such a great tournament isn’t because of the big name schools that are perennially selected, it’s the cinderella stories. Each year, the tournament gives student-athletes a chance to shine against some of the country’s toughest opponents. It’s true that these cinderella teams have… Click to read more

Usually sports teams owners aren’t mentioned when listing off notable alumni. Why? They’re regarded as the scum of the Earth – vile human beings who are greedy penny pinchers. Well, newsflash, I’d f***ing love to be a sports team owner. Been a dream of mine since day 1. So, this list of top owner-producing colleges created by the Wall Street Journal would’ve been super helpful. Check it out after the jump.

On November 2nd, 1909 Lambda Chi Alpha was founded at Boston University. Yesterday, we showed you the most notable SigEps, so we thought it’d be only fair to showcase some of the more noteworthy Lambdas. They’re one of the largest fraternities in North America, having initiated more than 280,000 members and held chapters at more than 300 universities. We didn’t have Lambdas at Hopkins but we did have the pledge class Lambda, whom we dubbed “Lame-da” because they refused to do ANYTHING we told them. They just chanted, “Or What?!” over and over. Actually, that’s kinda bad-ass. Check out the most notable Lambdas in our slideshow after the jump.

Fun fact: I was (am) an SAE brother at JHU. I pledged spring of Sophomore year and lived in the house my last two years. I’m no stranger to the type of f***ing pandemonium that can go down on a weeknight much less homecoming weekend. Let’s just say we’re on a first name basis with the ER staff and Baltimore PD. But, I don’t think it ever got to the level of armageddon experienced at Vandy’s SAE house. A fellow SAE passed along this email from the EA (read: “Eminent Archon” aka President) and Alumni Relations Chair to alumni about the damages caused to the house over homecoming weekend. Click the link for absolute gold.