College Life Is Sick!

In between all the partying, making friends and doing a minuscule amount of work you will have to do to scrape a pass in your degree, you will also have your time taken up with a thing called “being ill”.

Once you are taken out of the sterile test tube of the family home and are exposed to the myriad health risks that university lifestyle throws up, you’re really going to have to start to look after yourself properly.

If you ever bother to go to your lectures, sitting in a big room with your fellow students and having germs pumped around a confined room by dirty air conditioning doesn’t help too much either. In short, going to university is going to make you ill. Here’s what you can look forward to. [VICE Magazine]

Campus Cribs: Virginia Tech Softball

Three members of Virginia Tech’s back-to-back ACC championship softball team welcome Campus Cribs into their Blacksburg, Va., town house.

From left to right: junior pitcher Heather Lowry, senior third baseman Charisse Mariconda and junior catcher/shortstop Misty Hall. [SI On Campus]

The Big 10 College Towns For Tourists

Don’t fall into the college travel trap. Nowhere on the sheepskin is it written that when visiting offspring already on campus or traveling with them to choose a college, the folks who pay for the college years must be tied to a dingy motel or dine on pizza.

Here’s our tourist guide to the Big Ten (11 when Penn State joined in 1990). But even if you don’t have a student on campus, let this serve as your guide to the fantastic college towns in the athletic conference. [Newsday]

Sports are arguably too important in the average guy’s life. Guys are the ones arguing against that point. Sports cause guys to skip family events and work obligations for meaningless mid-season games and preseason action. Yet there is the negative half of sports; the kinds of things that make the average guy cringe at when he spends his average 60 hours a week “with” his favorite teams. Now there can be a number of things guys hate about sports, but I thought I’d come up with just a few:

Check out Top 10 Things Guys Hate About Sports after the flip! Read more

Our friends at MyChillPill have declared Carrie Underwood the hottest girl to come out of American Idol. It’s safe to say that Carrie’s “girl next door” looks and love of sports are a major turn on for guys everywhere. Carrie was recently spotted ripping up the diamond at last week’s Softball Celebrity Challenge for the City of Hope Charity. For even more hot sofball athletes, head over to our complete list of the Sexiest Women of NCAA Softball.

Check out the rest of the pictures at MyChillPill.com here!

With Arizona State’s Sun Devils stomping the Texas A&M Aggies in the final series of the WCWS, winning 11-0 to claim the title, we thought it’d be a good idea to recap with the one reason we love this sport: Women-only.

Wherever you have women-only, you’re sure to have some hot ones in the bunch. That, and we’ve seen the AngryT’s solid list, and thought you might enjoy a little more…

Check out COED Presents: Hottest Women of NCAA Softball after the jump! Read more

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Meet Amber Tramp, a 20 year old sophomore at Ole Miss. When Amber isn’t hard at work in class she’s hard at work on the softball diamond. Amber is a catcher on the Ole Miss softball team and was named third team All-American by Louisville Slugger in High School.

Brains, beautfy and athletic skills… sounds like our dream girl.

Check out Amber’s Miss COED gallery after the jump! Read more