Bo knows baseball. Bo knows football. Bo has always known a lot, as evidenced by this famous commercial. There’s never a wrong time to remember the greatness that is Bo, and wonder why the man responsible for the blast that rocked the ’89 All-Star Game is still not in the Hall of Fame, baseball or football…or even this Tecmo Bowl Throwback. What’s up with that? Not even Bo knows. Maybe Denver Dream’s Skyler can provide some answers.

Sure, Americans may dominate football, baseball, and basketball. But there are at least eight sports that Americans can hardly play at all…or to put it bluntly, they suck at playing. Take a look at the sports that most Americans will never be good enough to play professionally.

I guarantee you, whether they admit it or not, every male on this planet has loved wrestling at one point in their lives. But has wrestling become stale? With the current surge in popularity in the mixed martial arts sector, the UFC in particular, it begs the question has predetermined wrestling run it’s course?

Did you know there’s a sport in Burma called Chinlone based entirely around juggling a soccer ball? Yeah, me either. But regardless, something tells me these people would be better at hacky sack than every hippy you know combined into one super hippy, with huge, gnarly dreds and the biggest bong collection you’ve ever seen.

Mark Twain once said that “golf is a good walk spoiled.”
We here at COED wonder what he would have thought of Bar Golf. One thing is for sure: it would have been tough to play on a riverboat.
Here’s how you play.
In Bar Golf, holes are represented by bars. Nine holes is standard, but you can play a full round of 18 holes if you are a bad-a**, or Irish… Click to read more

“He’s a big time slugger with an attitude to match, but he also may be baseball’s last honest warrior.”
The media has fed us over and over how this guy is not a team player and a traitor to the NLBPA, but that is crap. If you don’t believe that read Frank Thomas is “The Natural” on Maxim Online.
I have always been a fan o… Click to read more

To a lot of people, the thought of crawling in the pitch black hundreds of feet below the earth doesn’t really sound appealing. Caving is a dirty, dangerous sport. And I love it.
I ventured out to Laurel Caverns in western Pennsylvania this past weekend for my first, but certainly not last, caving adventure. I swelled with excitement as the guide explai… Click to read more