Yahoo’s sports blog “The Dagger” did a great job theoretically reseeding the Sweet 16 based solely on the two (or three, in VCU’s case) games each team has played so far in the NCAA tournament. Look great in your first two rounds? You’ll be high on this list. Struggle and you’re near the bottom. This isn’t an exercise designed to predict a winner or identify the best team remaining, even though Ohio State would probably top those lists as well.

March Madness is living up to its name, driving us mad with infuriating foul calls from officials, bewildering bonehead plays, and heartstopping buzzer beaters. If you’re like millions of other people, your bracket most likely got busted this weekend (thanks, Butler), so you’re probably in need of a morale boost. Luckily, we’ve compiled brand-spanking new photo galleries of each Sweet 16 team’s cheerleaders to get you pumped for the next round of ups and downs.

Gentlemen, we’re down to the Final Four. It’s been a harrowing past couple of weeks, and soon, someone’s about to win some serious bracket cash. But here at COED, it’s not about the money – it’s about the cheerleaders! First we brought you babes from the 64 competing schools, then we had the Cheerleaders of the Sweet 16….

For the forth year in a row Harris Interactive released their poll of the top 10 most popular college basketball programs in the country. Can you guess which team was number one out of the following? Illinois, UCLA, Florida, Ohio State, Texas, UNC, Kentucky, Duke, Boston College and Connecticut…

Just a short time ago, 64 teams entered into the March Madness tournament filled with hopes of NCAA basketball glory. But after a lot of sweat, tears and bracket-killing upsets, we’re down to the lucky bastards of the Sweet 16. And we could think of no better way to celebrate this than, you guessed it, cheerleaders!

Has a college player been subject to more criticism and pure hatred in the last few years than Eric Devendorf? The perfect storm of villainous characteristics have culminated to paint a putrid picture of displeasure and disapproval. Devendorf’s status as “America’s Top Villain” has drawn every media outlet’s attention…