Thursday, July 14th, 2011
By Neal - Johns Hopkins
In today’s edition of Wrap It Up, we cover the judicial system f***ing up another case, promo pics form the Spider-Man reboot featuring Emma Stone as a blonde, Irina Shayk showin’ off the sexiest dress of the summer, Belen Rodriguez showin’ off her bikini body, the Miss Hooters pageant pics, Redneck Games, Bree Olson’s Playboy cover, the most hipster colleges, Brian Wilson’s spandex tux and much more. Check out the sh*t we should’ve published after the jump!
Tuesday, July 13th, 2010
By Josh
Being that it is America’s past time, it’s natural that baseball is this country’s most over scrutinized sport. So what happens when the pressure gets dialed up? When the spotlight shines brightest? Verbal diarrhea. Some (like George Brett) talk actual diarrhea while some are trying to protect their credibility (I still believe in you, Brian McNamee). And others? Well others are dealing with their fate as marginally good (ahem Jason Giambiahem) by calling attention to a ridiculous (ly awesome?) bit of facial hair. Luckily for us the cameras and tape recorders were rolling for a lot of these little brain farts. Thanks for the consideration, fellas.
Monday, June 7th, 2010
By Nick
Professional baseball players somehow manage to carry some of the most fragile, inflated egos in the sports world. Steroid users not only hold some of baseball’s most prestigious and famous records, but they have the nerve to lie about it afterward, as if not wanting to get caught by Mom with their hand in the cookie jar. Swelling heads, shrinking junk, home runs, and RBIs all come together in this testosterone filled mess of a situation.
Sunday, April 4th, 2010
By lukeshow24
As a new baseball season is upon us, its time to make your bets on the next MLB Player to get caught with his hand in the needle jar. Here are 5 safe bets that can have you cleaning out your friends’ piggy banks.
Friday, June 19th, 2009
By Jason M. Williams
In a recent Sirius XM radio interview, Boston Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon admitted that he will sign “not only the Bronx, but anywhere, I think anywhere is a possibility,” in 2011 if the Sox choose not to retain him over the long haul. While hearing this may send shivers down the spine of Red Sox Nation, don’t be too quick to dismiss these words unleashed by the talented fireballer.
Sunday, May 17th, 2009
By COED Staff
• 7 Questions We’d Like to Ask Roger Clemens
• Larry Fitz Is Fast
• People Are Weird
• Ashlee Simpson Is Very Fertile
• Green Day Strive for Rock History
• Kids Grow Up To Fast
Friday, May 8th, 2009
By Mike Kelley
On Wednesday, Los Angeles Dodgers’ star Manny Ramirez was notified of a 50 game suspension after testing positive for a banned substance. With that in mind, COED takes a look at the best performance-enhanced players at each position in baseball history (well…that we know of at least).
Thursday, May 7th, 2009
By COED Staff
Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder, Manny Ramirez was just busted for failing a performance-enhancing drug test. As a result, Man-Ram received a 50 game suspension effective immediately. Aside from totally screwing over the Dodgers, Manny’s absence will cost him roughly $7.7 million. So just to rub in the sheer stupidity of his actions, we’ve decided to throw together a list of 50 ways he could have better blown that cash.
Friday, January 16th, 2009
By COED Staff
Rickey Henderson and Jim Rice were recently elected into the baseball Hall of Fame. But for the third year in a row Mark McGwire failed to gain entry into Cooperstown. The Hall has a way of snubbing some of it’s greatest players, just look at Bert Blyleven who sits at #5 on the career strikeout list for pitchers with 3,701, but has yet to get elected after 11 years of eligibility.
Thursday, January 1st, 2009
By J Bryant
2008 was a year of great accomplishment for many professional athletes. For others it was a year of total FAIL! Sure, many failed on the field, but it was their idiotic actions in the off time that we will remember for years and years to come. From steroids and pot to the unfortunate DUI, let us remember: The Year in Sports: Substance Abuse Edition.
Sunday, November 23rd, 2008
By Jason M. Williams
New York Yankees pitcher Mike Mussina is calling it quits after a brilliant 18-year career. Sure, the Moose very well might take his 270 career victories, 17 consecutive seasons with 11 or more wins, and 2,813 strikeouts to the Hall of Fame one day; but for Yankee fans, it is a time to consider that this could be the end of a relatively dark era in recent memory b… Click to read more
Sunday, October 19th, 2008
By Steve - Seton Hall
Terrence Howard Leads Howard University Homecoming Marching Band
Jeter & Clemens Check Out UT Football Game With Minka Kelly
Joba Chamberlain Arrested, Charged With DUI
Tara Reid Bikini Pics From Miami Beach!
10 Hottest Emmanuelle Chriqui Videos Ever
First 10 Minutes of Sex Drive
George W. Bush Shows Up How To Be A Man
Fast Forward to 2:45 Mark To See Fat … Click to read more
Friday, June 27th, 2008
By COED Staff
Which starting pitchers, currently in the majors or recently retired, are shoe-ins for induction into the baseball Hall of Fame?
It’s a debate myself and my friends had over a few beers last night that quickly got heated. Everyone has loyalty to their hometown teams. Being from Boston I lobbied hard for Curt Schilling while the Jersey crew was pushing… Click to read more
Sunday, December 23rd, 2007
By COED Staff
It has been 2 weeks since George Mitchell released his scathing report that accused Roger Clemens (and many others) of juicing. Today, “The Rocket” speaks.
Is Roger Clemens Guilty?… Click to read more
Friday, December 14th, 2007
By COED Staff
Anyone who knows the national sports scene, knows Dan Le Batard. He is a writer for the Miami Herald and is on PTI when one of those guys needs a break. So, I am sitting here working the all-night study session for Calculus II, and I put on his show today in the background. Dan sat down with Bob Ryan from the Boston Globe – and together they made a great point.
Ye… Click to read more