Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Kansas across Basketball, Football, Soccer.
Kansas State’s loss of star guard Abdi Bashir Jr. to LSU impacts the Wildcats' roster, while the Tigers see an opportunity to strengthen their shooting ahead of a rebound season.
The 1994 World Cup ignited a soccer boom in the United States, leading to the creation of MLS and a new generation of talent that now prepares for a record‑breaking 2026 tournament.
Senior forward Dez Lindsay discusses his recovery, team dynamics, and hopes for a deep March Madness run.
The 2026 U.S. Under-17 Men’s Select Team roster and coaching staff have been officially announced, highlighting national talent distribution and a storied tournament legacy.
The Diamond Baseball League, halfway through its inaugural season, is exploring Columbia as a potential expansion city, but co‑founder Matt Perry says a proper stadium must be secured before any move forward.
The University of Michigan’s men’s basketball program entered the offseason as the defending national champion, a title earned under coach Dusty May just months ago. May’s sudden departure for an NBA opportunity has left the team without its architect, prompting a transition that has already reshaped expectations.
A deep dive into the complex revenue streams that reward NASCAR winners, from the record‑breaking Daytona 500 purse to the charter system and the pivotal role of sponsors.
USC Upstate announces the hiring of Shaun Vandiver as an assistant coach for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting his extensive collegiate background and playing achievements.
The new entitlement deal brands the September 26, 2026 NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series playoff race as the Race to Stop Suicide 200, uniting the speedway, a suicide‑prevention nonprofit, and fans in a cause‑driven weekend of racing and advocacy.
A highly touted guard from California will join the Tennessee Volunteers next season, adding depth and a proven scoring threat to the SEC program.
Dean Wade, a 6‑foot‑9 forward entering his eighth NBA season, has agreed to a four‑year, $39 million contract with the Philadelphia 76ers, bringing his defensive versatility and shooting to the team.
For over three decades, Tyrone Berry has shaped Wichita’s basketball culture through mentorship, faith, and a commitment to academic success, guiding players like Korleone Young and Adrian Griffin while fostering collaboration among local programs.
UCLA’s women’s basketball program is basking in the afterglow of a historic season that ended with a national championship and a 37‑1 record, a feat that has set high expectations for the upcoming campaign. With six of the team’s key seniors having departed for professional opportunities in the WNBA, head coach Cori Close must rebuild the starting five, turning to a blend of experienced transfers and emerging underclassmen. At the point guard position, Elina Aarnisalo brings a calm presence and a reliable outside shot, qualities that should help steady the offense early in the season. Donovyn Hunter is slated to start at shooting guard, where her aggressive scoring and tenacious defense are expected to generate additional firepower on the perimeter. Addy Brown will see action at small forward, leveraging her proven three‑point accuracy to stretch defenses and create spacing for the interior game. Sienna Betts, who previously contributed off the bench, now steps into the power forward role, bringing rebounding grit and a willingness to defend the paint. Amanda Muse is projected to anchor the center position, focusing on controlling the boards and providing a defensive anchor in the paint. The new lineup will face stiff competition from traditional powerhouses such as the South Carolina Gamecocks, the North Carolina Tar Heels, and the Oregon State Beavers, all of whom are also vying for the top spot in the national rankings. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how the Bruins will translate their championship pedigree into the next season, and whether the blend of veteran transfers and fresh talent can keep UCLA at the forefront of collegiate women’s basketball.
The World Cup is turning early childhood play into a potential lifelong passion, reshaping soccer's place in U.S. culture and opening new routes for women's and professional soccer.
The upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup is sparking unprecedented interest in soccer among U.S. youth, with experts watching to see if the momentum will translate into lifelong fandom and broader cultural impact.
A look at the authentic production of the 1994 basketball film 'Blue Chips', from Nick Nolte's immersion with coach Bob Knight to the lasting impact on fans and the sport.
With the 2026 season opening at home against LIU, Kansas aims to rebound from missed bowl games and end a long‑standing losing streak, as coach Lance Leipold and staff evaluate a three‑man quarterback race.
The rapid evolution of college basketball, driven by name, image and likeness deals, the transfer portal and NCAA rule shifts, has left top coaches questioning the sport's direction.
After a season plagued by health setbacks and modest results, Alex Bowman faces a pivotal decision about his racing future.
The NCAA's new age-based eligibility model grants a fifth season to players who enroll by age 19, giving senior quarterback Avery Johnson and his teammates a unique chance to extend their college careers and influence the team's strategy.
The NCAA’s revised five‑year eligibility rule gives players like Avery Johnson a rare chance to extend college careers, but the quarterback now faces a pivotal decision between the draft and a fifth season in Manhattan.
A recent near‑miss in a Bills‑Ravens game has revived discussion about the one‑point safety, a rule that has never been realized in the league despite years of preparation.
Kentucky assistant coach Mo Williams violated NCAA recruiting rules by replying to a tweet from top recruit Tyran Stokes, prompting a Level III self‑report, minor sanctions and a subsequent commitment to Kansas, while portal additions bring new hope to the program.
Kentucky University disclosed an NCAA rules breach that resulted from assistant coach Mo Williams replying to a recruit’s commitment post, triggering self‑imposed penalties and a one‑week recruiting ban.