Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Nike across Football, Basketball, Soccer.
The Women’s Basketball Without Borders All‑Star camp will bring together the nation’s most promising female prospects for a three‑day experience in Chicago, featuring coaching from Georgia Amoore, Tamecka Dixon and Anna Montañana and backed by Nike.
UAH’s women’s basketball team begins its 2026‑27 campaign against Alabama at Birmingham’s Boutwell Auditorium, part of a Nike‑ and Hibbett‑sponsored showcase that revives the historic venue.
Cayden Daughtry’s recent MVP performance and scheduled visit to Iowa have positioned him as a prime recruiting target for the Hawkeyes.
Nike's latest release fuses soccer ball design cues with premium materials, targeting female buyers and available only through Complex.com.
Erling Haaland's meteoric rise at the 2026 World Cup has turned him into a household name far beyond football, sparking memes, brand deals, and a new strategy by FIFA to capture U.S. audiences.
From signature cleats to free streaming perks, companies are leveraging the sport’s multi‑generational appeal to create authentic connections with fans.
The Nike EYBL Peach Jam has grown into a premier high‑school basketball event in Augusta, drawing NBA prospects and generating significant economic impact.
During July, Louisville basketball coach Pat Kelsey and his assistants attended five high‑profile evaluation events, focusing on prospects such as Reese Alston and a host of emerging 2028 talents.
An exploration of the surge in retro‑inspired football kits, the triumphs and missteps of recent releases, and what the future might hold for innovative kit design.
Two of the state's most highly rated seniors, linebacker Taven Epps and running back Jaxsen Stokes, impressed at Nike's elite training camp, each navigating distinct paths toward college football stardom.
Ian Condon’s standout stats and scholarship offer from Syracuse highlight a rapidly rising recruiting profile.
Marcus Spears, a top‑ranked 2026 recruit, chose Texas over Louisville, prompting the Cardinals to pivot toward other high‑profile prospects as they prepare for a marquee matchup.
In his first interview since the trade, Ja Morant discusses how his previous suspensions and public perception have shaped his career, and how Nike's support aims to help him rebuild his brand with the Portland Trail Blazers.
From unprecedented audience numbers to the challenges facing the Canadian Premier League, the 2026 tournament has set the stage for a pivotal era in Canadian soccer.
Erling Haaland’s viral fame, Nike commercial with Channing Tatum, and Norway’s quarterfinal showdown with England headline the 2026 World Cup narrative.
As the July live period opens, UNC’s recruiting staff fanned out across the country to watch emerging talent at major basketball showcases.
Marcus Spears Jr., the nation's leading Class of 2027 prospect, has signed with the University of Texas, instantly elevating the Longhorns' 2026‑27 recruiting ranking and bringing his sister Cari into the campus community.
The Oregon Ducks have vaulted to fourth place in ESPN's 2027 recruiting class rankings, driven by high‑profile commitments that highlight a expanding national brand and a deep talent pool.
Key storylines include Oregon’s lead in Big Ten recruiting, first‑year coaches landing elite quarterbacks, Nebraska’s rebound, and Texas A&M’s unprecedented class, while uncommitted stars like Monshun Sales loom large.
Five‑star power forward Ahmed Nur, who has already toured Purdue and Minnesota, is set to make an official visit to Syracuse as his recruitment landscape expands.
Tennessee Volunteers have moved from Nike to adidas, debuting orange, white, Summitt Blue and black ensembles while hinting at a revived Smokey Grey look.
A dynamic debut by AJ Dybantsa, coupled with a historic matchup against Darryn Peterson, signals a potential long‑term narrative for the Wizards and the league.
David Beckham’s omnipresent presence in 2026 World Cup advertising has turned him into the tournament’s most recognizable face, outpacing even current stars.
Nike's surprise kit surge and Adidas' social‑media push illustrate divergent strategies as the World Cup becomes a testing ground for brand storytelling.