Six time NBA champion. Seven time All-Star. Olympic gold medalist. Scottie Pippen is one of the most famous NBA players of all time. COED recently sat down with the international basketball legend as he tries his hand in something a little different… movies. (more…)

It should be no surprise by now that athletes are just like the rest of us – they do stupid sh!t, say stupid sh!t and sometimes even shoot themselves in the leg. But for some reason, seeing photos of these professional (and college) athletes getting wasted off their asses never gets old. So to satisfy that side of you that likes to see people who are good at something make drunken fools of themselves, we’ve put together The Complete Drunk Athlete Web Photo Index. It’ll have you counting your lucky stars that you suck at running in no time.

P.S. if you find pictures we don’t have here, just let us know and we’ll add them in!

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After Santonio Holmes’s Super Bowl-winning touchdown reception, he emerged from the mobbing by his teammates and celebrated the catch by imitating the fabled ‘powder salute’ that LeBron James has made into a cult following these days.  The Akron Beacon Journal caught up with King James and asked him about Holmes’ ‘honoring’ of his pre-game staple, and here’s what he had to say: (more…)

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Jennifer Morrison is a 28 year old actress best known for her role as Dr. Allison Cameron in House. A bit of trivia: Morrison was featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated for Kids with Michael Jordan when she was just 10 years old.

Check out Jennifer Morrison’s Miss COED gallery after the jump! (more…)

This is how it all started…the first ever college game of “Mike Jordan”.

In this highlight video from 1981, Jordan’s shots were mostly jumpers under Dean Smith’s famous four corners offense. He missed his first shot which was eerily similar to the game-winning shot in the 1982 NCAA Final game. He made his next three. (more…)

Kadour Ziani, the world’s best slam dunker, has a vertical leap of over 5 feet and put anyone you’ve ever seen in the dunk contest to shame.

Check out the video and watch him throw down double windmills, 360’s over people and make the Michael Jordan foul-shot line dunk look easy…