Everyone knows that drugs exist on college campuses, it’s just that there’s a massive difference between selling them and using them. Considering that both the school and the government don’t want any drug-related incidents on-campus, it’s no surprise that every so often a local dealer will get busted. These ten dealers were making some ‘A student’ money, but should have studied their subject a little more. Check out the list of the ten biggest college drug busts in US history after the jump.

During the March Madness Tournament, there is always at least one underdog that overcomes seemingly insurmountable odds to beat the odds on favorite. Talented underdogs give us a reason to root against the favorite; they make things interesting. They are the David that slays Goliath, the long shot that pays off. The following are some of the best and most surprising upsets in NCAA Championship Tournament history.

Everybody generally loves a winner. I say generally because there is always someone who hates the winner (the loser). However, there is always one thing that everybody loves, the underdog. Here are the best and most surprising upsets in March Madness history.

In a very quiet move outside of New York, the Knicks acquired Patrick Ewing Jr. from the Houston Rockets in exchange for the draft rights for Frederic Weis.  This trade is hilarious/awesome/strange on so many levels.
Knicks fans may finally be able to rejoice and get closure on the infamous 1999 Draft seletion of Weis over local hero and St. John’s ball… Click to read more

Beer Pong, the favorite past time of American college students, has faced ever increasing heat from concerned parents, colleges and the US government. The battle has become so mainstream it made the front page news section of Yahoo.com today.
The Nintendo Wii game formally titled “Beer Pong” has taken most of the heat as the software maker JV G… Click to read more

Coming To The Big East In 2010 – Men’s Lacrosse
The Big East conference is forming a new men’s lacrosse league that will include national champion Syracuse.
The league will start competition in the spring of 2010 and will include Syracuse, Providence, Rutgers, St. John’s, Villanova, Notre Dame and Georgetown.
The schools will p… Click to read more

In our last pick on February 14th DA Zeus racked up his 2nd loss as Georgia Tech lost to Clemson 82-67. Gebsta dropped to 1-3 when Boston College beat up on N.C. State. Fenboy fell to a dismal 0-4 as Middle Tennessee State beat South Alabama 76-70 and Bone (1-3-1) pushed when West Virginia beat Rutgers by 18 points, 81-63.
The overall total 6-13-1
Let’s hop… Click to read more