Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning United States across Basketball, Football, Soccer.
The latest episode reveals how players are embracing a science‑driven diet, collaborating with Morrell on recipes, and benefitting from Fletcher’s individualized conditioning using advanced force‑plate technology.
A look at the top trade targets, their recent performances and the contractual nuances that make each a compelling piece for playoff‑bound clubs.
The market is fluid, with standout performances from Luis Arráez to Mickey Moniak influencing potential moves.
The West Monroe Rebels are investing in new coaches, state‑of‑the‑art facilities and a cohesive senior core as they chase a championship that has eluded them for nearly a decade.
A look at the factors behind Indiana's historic rise, the challenges of replicating it, and why the Hoosiers remain the favorite to defend their title.
With the 2026 season approaching, teams from Alabama to Iowa are locked in intense quarterback battles that will shape early‑season expectations.
Florida’s offense boasts six returning receivers, five transfers and three true freshmen, with health questions surrounding key playmakers as the team eyes a breakthrough performance.
The fourth annual Shoulder Check Awareness game will light up Sacred Heart University’s Martire Family Arena on July 30, blending high‑octane hockey with a powerful mental‑health message.
Stephen Thompson, the new Tennessee men's basketball beat writer for Knox News, reflects on his journey from Pittsburgh to Knoxville and his excitement about covering a program on the rise.
The Bears finished 2025 with a division title and now face a pivotal quarterback competition and a defensive overhaul, all in pursuit of reclaiming the Oaken Bucket.
The Fort Dupont Ice Arena’s $39 million reopening has sparked both celebration and concern, as youth skating and hockey programs struggle to secure ice time amid a new management model.
Denny Hamlin’s criticism of Carson Hocevar’s on‑track antics, coupled with Corey Heim’s indifferent response, has sparked a rivalry that NASCAR hopes will translate into greater popularity and new career opportunities for the involved drivers.
Strategic budgeting and player profiling can unlock hidden upside in auction formats.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has unveiled a bold scheme to spin off a $20 billion entity that would control the organization of the World Cup, inviting private investors to take a stake in the tournament’s commercial future.
The Savannah-based Jenkins football program is moving up a classification, bringing together a talented group of seniors, college commitments and ambitious targets as they chase another deep playoff run.
A deep dive into a PPR mock draft that highlights high‑upside players, tight‑end targets, and flexible approaches to kickers and defenses.
Juneau’s Little League Majors All-Stars clinched the 2026 Alaska District 2 Championship with a 9-1 victory over Ketchikan, setting up a state series against Anchorage’s Abbott-O-Rabbitt.
Veteran baseball coach Korey Heppeard has stepped down after 11 seasons, handing the program to assistant Brent Ebinger while taking on the role of athletic director at Station Camp.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has announced a plan to sell a 20 percent stake in the organization’s commercial arm, a move that would value the unit at roughly twenty billion dollars. The proposal has drawn a sharp rebuke from UEFA, whose president Aleksander Ceferin warned that the soul of soccer cannot be reduced to a tradable asset, highlighting a deepening rift between the two governing bodies. Critics argue that Infantino underestimates the emotional weight that fans attach to the World Cup, a sentiment that has fueled protests across continents and raised questions about the future of the sport’s cultural fabric. Central to the deal is venture‑capitalist Joshua Kushner, brother‑in‑law of former U.S. president Donald Trump, who would partner with his firm Thrive Capital. Kushner, whose portfolio includes stakes in Instagram, Spotify and Slack, brings a personal fortune estimated at three point six billion dollars to the table. The involvement of the Trump family adds a political dimension, as Ivanka Trump is married to Kushner and the couple has cultivated close ties to the former administration, a connection that both bolsters and complicates the transaction’s public perception. UEFA’s response underscores the uphill battle facing the proposal, as the organization calls for unity and stresses that the sport’s heritage should remain insulated from market forces, leaving the ultimate fate of the stake sale uncertain.
The University of Michigan braces for a challenging 2026 football campaign, with a new head coach, a veteran quarterback and a slate of playoff‑caliber opponents.
When flash floods hit Buckhannon, members of the Buckhannon‑Upshur football team swapped gear for gloves and led a neighborhood‑wide cleanup, embodying the spirit of service.
An early look at the wide receivers who are already generating buzz for the 2026 fantasy football season, from Justin Jefferson’s route mastery to Drake London’s red‑zone presence.
ESPN's Pete Thamel predicts a repeat national title for Indiana, while Rece Davis draws parallels to Penn State's rise. Pat Kraft defends basketball budgeting, and Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti hails IU's athletic leadership. New coaching moves bring a wave of player transfers that could reshape the conference landscape.
After sixteen years as an assistant under Dana Altman, Kevin McKenna steps down, reflecting on a career that blended NBA playing experience with player development at Oregon and beyond.