According to the Daily Mail Reporter, Washington state has implemented an immediate ban of the alcoholic energy drink Four Loko. The reason for the ban is due to nine students who got highly intoxicated on the beverage and had to be hospitalized last month. Oklahoma, Michigan and Utah have banned the drink as well. WTF!

As the season goes on, the games start to get better. Over the last week of college football there were teams that stepped up, some that stepped back, others that kicked butt, and other that got there butt kicked. If you’re wondering what happened to the supposed best in the nation read on.

Sometimes you don’t really need to have a good reason to hate someone for any reason other than where they are from. Before you go crazy on me, I am not talking about racial profiling; I’m talking about college football rivalries. Every team starts the season with aspirations of division, conference, and/or even national title hopes in mind. Of course most teams can’t live up to those dreams. But there is a something that any team would gladly have as the consolation prize to a championship — beating their hated rival. Here are the biggest rivals in the history of college football.

Now that the 2010 NFL Draft is over everyone is always looking for the next greatest player to come along and we here at COED are no different. Through hours and hours of painstaking research (which means hours upon hours of watching football and drinking beer- somebody has to do it) we believe that we have identified four freshmen that are destined for greatness in college football and will one day be competing for the Heisman Trophy.

Following in the footsteps of this week’s historic Election Day, the college football rankings could also see a major shakeup at the top. With two major undefeateds lead by majorly hot cheerleaders facing tough competition this week, who will demonstrate that they are the best?  Alabama does battle in the den of the defending national champion Tige… Click to read more