10 Greatest Coach Meltdowns

Coaches on just about any athletic level have it rough. They’ve got to use all their athletic and psychological e…

Danny Gallagher | March 12, 2013 1:30 pm | 7 Comments

Baseball – NCAA

Pitcher Makes Baseball Interesting By Turning It Into a Contact Sport

Baseball might be one of America’s most storied sports but it’s also one of its slowest. Sure it has some hi…

Danny Gallagher | March 4, 2013 11:39 am

Baseball – NCAA

8 Technological Innovations That Changed Sports Forever

The one thing I love about sports is the landscape’s always changing, no year is similar to the last one. The sport…

Ben - Oberlin | February 24, 2012 1:30 pm

Baseball – NCAA

The Most Loved College Mascot Is… [INFOGRAPHIC]

The brohams at BestCollegesOnline.com have created this infographic to determine which college mascot rocks the pro…

Neal - Johns Hopkins | February 23, 2012 8:24 pm

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The 28 Most Notable Lambda Chis For The Frat’s 102nd Anniversary

On November 2nd, 1909 Lambda Chi Alpha was founded at Boston University. Yesterday, we showed you the most notable SigEps, so we thought it’d be only fair to showcase some of the more noteworthy Lambdas. They’re one of the largest fraternities in North America, having initiated more than 280,000 members and held chapters at more than 300 universities. We didn’t have Lambdas at Hopkins but we did have the pledge class Lambda, whom we dubbed “Lame-da” because they refused to do ANYTHING we told them. They just chanted, “Or What?!” over and over. Actually, that’s kinda bad-ass. Check out the most notable Lambdas in our slideshow after the jump.

Neal - Johns Hopkins | November 2, 2011 7:32 pm

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The 25 Most Notable Sig Eps For The Frat’s 110th Anniversary

On November 1st, 1901, Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded at Richmond College (now the University of Richmond) on three principles: Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. It’s the second largest social fraternity in the U.S. in terms of current undergraduate membership, reportedly the largest in terms of total members initiated, and was the first to charter a chapter in all 50 states. At Hopkins, Sig Ep is the swimmer’s fraternity and they (used to) throw a killer black light party – unless you have stained teeth or a severe dandruff problem. Without Sig Ep, who knows what would’ve happened to these most notable brothers. Click the link to see who they are.

Neal - Johns Hopkins | November 1, 2011 3:30 pm

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Busted! 16 Collegiate Superstars Who Never Lived Up To Their Hype

In college sports, things are different. There’s less pressure, no paycheck and the athletes are also (kinda of) students no matter how many off the field benefits they’re getting from boosters. In the pros, all those Heismans and school records don’t mean anything anymore. It’s put up or shut up time and it’s a proving ground for anyone who thought that they were going to be playing in the big leagues. Well, for these athletes, those college awards are just about the only thing on their fireplace because they turned out to be total busts. Check out who made the cut below!

Skylar | October 26, 2011 4:04 pm

Baseball – NCAA

Apps of the Week [BASEBALL]

In today’s world, there’s an app for pretty much anything. And within these ‘anything’ categories, there are hundreds of individual apps to choose from. What should you buy? What should you try out? COED sorts out the best from the rest in our Apps of the Week feature. This week, we focus on things that will help you become a baseball legend. Swing batta batta swing!

GREG-Washington State University | July 26, 2011 11:30 am

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WTF News: Robot Writes Perfect Story, Mailman Poops In Yard, Man Starts Fake Army

Today’s WTF news items feature a software program that wrote a better recap of a perfect game pitched in a GW vs. Virginia matchup than a human, a mailman in Portland who’s probably a big fan of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, and a 51 year old Chinese man who tried to start a fake army in L.A. Read more WTF wackiness after the jump!

Neal - Johns Hopkins | April 19, 2011 3:15 pm

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Nick Swisher: Social Media Hall Of Famer, Possible Marketing All-Star?

Whether you’re a Yankee fan or not you have to admit Nick Swisher is the man. His energy, charisma, philanthropy and love of the game are just what the Doctor Gooden ordered for baseball. However, those traits aren’t just confined to the field and personal appearances, they carry over to world of Twitter and Facebook as well. Recently, NBC called him a “social media superstar” and if you’ve been following Swish on those platforms, you know the dude’s always got something interesting to say or show. Read more about Swish and see his best twitpics after the jump!

Steve - Seton Hall | February 18, 2011 11:30 am

Baseball – NCAA

COED’s Guide To Upcoming NCAA College Championships

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.

reasonableq | March 11, 2010 9:00 am