While the week started out wonderfully for Giants fans (and the people who just hate the Patriots), Monday might not have been the best start to your week. Personally, I was as hungover as I’ll ever be but the good news is that we’re looking at a pretty good week. Not only does Star Wars: Episode I get re-released in 3D, but gamers have a bunch of choic… Click to read more

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They make us laugh. They make us want to cry. Often we just want to make them get out of our way. They are intended to rally the fans and strike fear into the hearts of our opponents. However, there are some so lame you wonder what bet the school’s founder lost to saddle his team with such a horrendous moniker (or why no one has changed it yet). We at COED have combed the depths of college athletics to bring to you the five lamest mascots.

Mascots are supposed to represent your school, be an emblem of strength for your team, and to cause your opponent to piss their pants from fear. A good mascot will psych out the enemy with dead plastic eyes and murderous grins….these are not those.

There are some things that people like to be simple and easy to figure out: answers to the exam you didn’t study for, taxes, what your girlfriend really means when she says you can hang out with your buddies tonight, and why people still pretend that they are really looking for love on the Bachelor/ Bachelorette.
Crowning a college basketball champion is not on… Click to read more

March Madness is right around the corner but NCAA basketball isn’t the only sport crowning it’s champions in the next few months. Here is a complete guide to the upcoming NCAA college championships.

With fall in full swing and six teams still undefeated, we are heading into the last leg of the season. This week features mighty battles in the Mountain West, Pac-10 and Big Ten – and yes, I included the MWC, which could surprise some people and find themselves in the national title game conversation (in the event of a miracle). Get ready as COED covers this week’s top ten lineup.

As we turn the calendar to November and move the clocks back for Daylight Savings, the cold crisp in the air returns as the cheerleaders begin to think about fun ways to stay warm in the huddle.  With seven unbeaten teams remaining at the top of the rankings, COED previews the tenth week of the season that seems to get better with age.  An epic showdown is slated fo… Click to read more

This is the week in college football where the cheerleaders are not the only ones scantily dressed and ready for a good time. Halloween falls on a Saturday night this year, which means raucous costume parties starting at Thirsty Thursday and lasting all the way through gameday. If your team takes home a victory, expect those costumes to be reduced to mere threads covering up our favorite spots.

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!

In the early nineties, Barenaked Ladies frontman Steven Page promised (in song no less) that he’d buy me and every other lady ever lots of frivolous and unnecessary items like a llama, Art Garfunkel and a monkey.
Looks like he forgot all about the little ditty that made his band famous and spent the money buying a ton of cocaine and marijuana. Page was arrested i… Click to read more

Coming To The Big East In 2010 – Men’s Lacrosse
The Big East conference is forming a new men’s lacrosse league that will include national champion Syracuse.
The league will start competition in the spring of 2010 and will include Syracuse, Providence, Rutgers, St. John’s, Villanova, Notre Dame and Georgetown.
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