Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Texas, United States across Soccer, Football, Basketball.
Mr. Natural, a vegan restaurant in Texas, offers festive snacks, drinks and desserts for soccer celebrations, with catering packages and custom baked goods, and encourages customers to order ahead.
The Big 12 has unveiled its home‑and‑away scheduling matrix for the 2026‑27 season, detailing Cincinnati women's basketball’s home opponents, road trips and upcoming matchups.
WVU’s schedule mixes home‑only, away‑only and neutral contests, featuring marquee matchups and a demanding conference gauntlet.
Toyota’s latest campaign features a rain‑soaked commercial starring actor Anthony Ramos, experiential gatherings at the Toyota Fútbol Club, and a message of lasting belief that mirrors the endurance of both fans and the brand’s trucks.
Jakoriah Long, the Tarleton State women's basketball standout, has signed a professional contract with Remax Evora Andre Resende in Portugal, bringing her decorated collegiate career to Europe.
The University Interscholastic League is poised to introduce a shot clock for elite high school basketball, with a tentative rollout targeting the 2028‑29 season and a focus on the state’s largest classifications.
Southern Miss University’s baseball program has secured a new piece of talent through the transfer portal, welcoming Toledo outfielder Cade Baker to the Golden Eagles for the upcoming season.
A June visit left Texas Tech defensive standout Brody Pfannenstiel impressed with Wisconsin’s family‑like approach, yet his pledge to the Red Raiders remains tentative, keeping the Badgers hopeful yet cautious.
A tied series, tax advantages for U.S. franchises, and the growing presence of Canadian talent illustrate how hockey’s violent tradition clashes with a nation’s self‑image, while the women’s game gains momentum.
Despite losing 90% of last season's players, the Cowboys rely on seasoned transfers and a high snap count to contend early under new leadership.
The 2026 Nevada high school baseball season has ended, and Prep Baseball Nevada has announced its All-State team, spotlighting standout players who are now charting their collegiate futures across the country.
Arizona State outfielder Landon Hairston has been recognized as the Division I National Player of the Year by Just Baseball, capping a season that saw him top the nation in slugging percentage and shatter the school’s home run record.
Hayden Hicks has been appointed head coach of the Midland High boys soccer program, inheriting a legacy of district championships and aiming to shape a new culture for the Bulldogs.
University of Georgia’s standout catcher Daniel Jackson has been selected as a finalist for the 2026 Golden Spikes Award, honoring the nation’s top amateur baseball player. His historic season, marked by a rare blend of power and speed, has propelled the Bulldogs to a landmark College World Series run.
Florida’s newly hired head coach climbs thirty spots in the latest Sporting News rankings, positioning him as a key figure in the Gators’ attempt to rebuild the program within the SEC.
Texas Tech’s head coach Joey McGuire discusses the legal injunction that allows Brendan Sorsby to play in 2026, the ongoing appeal by the NCAA, and the uncertain timeline of Sorsby’s recovery from addiction, while also highlighting quarterback Will Hammond’s expected return for the early season.
Former UNCW men's soccer standouts Hjalmar Ekdal and Austin MacPhee are set to appear at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Ekdal defending for Sweden and MacPhee contributing to Portugal's coaching staff.
Rutgers offensive line coach Jim Turner, a veteran with stints in the SEC, NFL and UFL, is celebrated for his big personality, honesty and recruiting impact, which has already yielded six pledges for the 2027 class.
The reinstatement of Brendan Sorsby for the 2026 season has divided opinions, with P.J. Fleck emphasizing education over punishment.
Michigan's emerging receiving corps combines proven production with newfound speed, setting the stage for a potentially transformative season.
From the Netherlands to Oregon, from Argentina to Alabama, the 2026 World Cup narrative is being reframed through the lens of college football’s storied programs.
LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson added highly-rated transfer Bino Watters, a .362 hitter with strong plate discipline, to replace outgoing outfielders and inject power into the lineup.
Athens Independent School District is constructing a $10 million covered football field to combat extreme heat, align with UIL safety policies, and give its programs a competitive edge.
Indiana’s football program is poised for a pivotal transition as head coach Curt Cignetti announces the replacement of Heisman trophy winner Fernando Mendoza with transfer quarterback Josh Hoover, aiming to sustain the program's upward trajectory.