Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning California across Baseball, Basketball, Football.
After more than a decade away from NASCAR’s national series, Brendan Gaughan is set to re-enter the Craftsman Truck Series at the new San Diego Naval Base Coronado street course, driving for Bill McAnally-Hilgemann Racing. The comeback is steeped in personal history, linking the driver’s family legacy to the military.
The German supporter, known online as @FreddyLA7, has turned his travel diary into a cultural showcase, posting about Taco Bell, Waffle House, Buc‑ee’s and more, while also visiting landmarks and popular TV‑show sites.
The latest NBA alumni earnings report shows Kentucky at the summit, with Michigan State eighth and the Big Ten’s other members scattered lower in the rankings.
After signing a two‑year deal, Mitchell brings elite speed, a healthy body and a favorable offensive scheme to the Chargers, making him a potential RB2 if starter Omarion Hampton misses time.
LSU is opening its doors to four‑star safety Jalen Flowers, a national recruit from California, in a bid to shape its 2028 defensive backfield. The visit comes as the Tigers chase elite talent amid competition from powerhouse programs.
The Wildcats’ full 2026‑27 schedule was released, highlighting home and away conference games, new Big 12 opponents and a Las Vegas tournament appearance.
Anthony Pack Jr., the Longhorns' freshman outfielder, was named National Freshman of the Year by Baseball America after a historic season that includes a .359 batting average, 52 RBIs, 27 extra‑base hits and 20 stolen bases. His performance helped Texas reach the College World Series, where they will face Georgia next.
The University of Southern California has created a dedicated AI leadership role, appointing Conor McQuiston to steer predictive analytics for football strategy, backed by a $200 million gift and a top‑ranked recruiting class.
A look at how Andrés Cantor’s early love for soccer, his iconic goal calls, and decades at Telemundo have cemented his legacy in U.S. sports media.
Concordia University Irvine announced the appointment of Mark Carbone as assistant coach for the men's basketball program, highlighting his background at Post University and Citrus College.
RotoWire's recent study ranks college football teams by state‑wide dislike, placing Notre Dame as the most hated nationwide and Alabama second, while highlighting the geographic spread of fan resentment.
The Illinois High School Association announced a reshaping of its flag football calendar that will shave a week off the girls’ schedule and allocate it to the boys’ tackle season beginning in 2026.
Analysts are using expert consensus rankings to spot undervalued talent, from Drake London’s dominant role in Atlanta to Tucker Kraft’s comeback and Ricky Pearsall’s breakout potential.
Gunner Stockton’s 2025 performance earned him a Playoff berth, yet CBS Sports placed him in a lower Heisman tier, sparking debate over the criteria used to evaluate elite quarterbacks.
In a groundbreaking move, the University of Southern California has named Conor McQuiston to lead its first dedicated artificial intelligence role for football, signaling a new era of data‑driven decision making.
A detailed look at the midseason form of the Union II forwards, from dual‑team veterans to academy graduates, and what their early contributions reveal about the club’s development strategy.
Mason Edwards' record-breaking strikeout total, sub‑2.00 ERA and elite pitch arsenal secure him Baseball America's 2026 College Pitcher of the Year honor.
A look at the standout performance, personal journey, and future prospects of Utah’s top high school baseball player.
A young Scottish soccer enthusiast trekked across the United States to spotlight mental‑health issues, receiving support from both sides of the Atlantic before arriving in Boston just in time for the World Cup showdown.
From Union to Western, these ten athletes rewrote the record books and brought championships to the valley, leaving a lasting imprint on the region's basketball culture.
A look at how coaches are bending transfer rules to add multi‑talented athletes, with Tennessee eyeing a track‑and‑field recruit to bolster its defensive line.
21‑year‑old guard Dai Dai Ames, a Chicago native with a 1,500‑point high school career, has chosen the University of Tennessee for his senior season, citing the program’s winning tradition and Coach Rick Barnes. He joins a roster that already includes two other Chicago players, looking to add his scoring and toughness to a team preparing for the 2026 NBA Draft landscape.
A promising arm for the USC baseball team has been silenced by a setback in rehab, prompting the pitcher to seek a new opportunity in the transfer portal.
With the college baseball transfer window open, Texas is aggressively reshaping its lineup, adding proven talent like Linkin Garcia and targeting key positions before the draft.