Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Jerry Rice across Football, Baseball, Soccer.
The sport is moving toward full championship status, with college investments, high school growth, and NFL backing accelerating its profile ahead of a potential Olympic appearance in 2028.
Roger Craig, the versatile running back who spent eight seasons with the San Francisco 49ers, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2026, honoring his records, his family and the team that defined his legacy.
Larry Fitzgerald's 2026 Hall of Fame induction celebrates a career that spanned two NFL franchises, a record‑breaking college stint at the University of Pittsburgh, and a message that fame is secondary to the people who shape us.
Roger Craig, a Hall of Fame running back, revealed his vascular dementia during his 2026 induction speech, highlighting both his historic on‑field achievements and the growing conversation around player health.
Inducted in 2026, Larry Fitzgerald honors the mentors, family, and community that propelled his career, while his grandson steps in as presenter after his father's passing.
Larry Fitzgerald Jr., celebrated for his record-shattering career with the Arizona Cardinals and his formative years at the University of Pittsburgh, was enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame this weekend, joining an elite group of Pitt alumni in the Hall.
Over 120 colleges now field women’s flag football teams, and the NCAA is poised to grant championship status after a January 2025 vote, a move that could see the sport featured in the 2028 Olympics.
From high school varsity programs to NCAA championship plans, women’s flag football is expanding faster than ever, backed by the NFL and celebrated by Hall of Famers.
The 2016 Pro Football Hall of Fame class celebrates a diverse group of pioneers whose on‑field brilliance and off‑field contributions left an indelible mark on professional football.
Women’s flag football is on track for NCAA championship status by 2028, driven by growing college participation, NFL backing and a push for inclusive athletic opportunities.
Over 120 colleges now field women's flag football teams, and a January 2028 vote may elevate the sport to full NCAA championship across all divisions, spurring recruitment, NFL backing, and Olympic debut.
Over 120 schools are fielding women’s flag football teams, a January 2027 vote could grant NCAA championship status by 2028, and NFL and Hall of Fame endorsements signal a bright future.
A surge in collegiate participation, NFL backing and Olympic inclusion is reshaping the landscape of women’s flag football, with a potential national title game slated for 2028 and debut at the Los Angeles Games.
A national title game could arrive as early as spring 2028, as over 120 schools field teams and the NCAA prepares to vote on full championship status.
A look at how women’s flag football is moving toward NCAA championship status, with a potential title game in spring 2028 and growing participation across the United States.
From high school participation surges to NFL sponsorships, women's flag football is accelerating toward official NCAA championship status, with a potential title game as early as spring 2028.
Nike announces a major expansion of its football roster, signing top high school prospects and elite college athletes, and outlining the support structure behind the new talent.
An opinion piece that contrasts the frustrations of modern soccer with the anticipation of the upcoming NFL season.
Every July 1 the Mets honor a decades‑old payment to former star Bobby Bonilla, a financial arrangement that grew out of a Ponzi scheme and now serves as a strange holiday for baseball fans.
Lionel Messi's 18 World Cup goals set a new benchmark, underscoring his enduring skill at nearly 39 while reflecting soccer's rising popularity across America.
The two‑day camp at Bishop O’Dowd High School brought together girls aged 7 to 14, offering drills, mentorship and a message that football is theirs to claim.
The 2025 Topps Chrome Black Football set arrives this summer, promising rare inserts, dual autographs and signings from some of the sport’s biggest icons.
The 2025 Topps Chrome Black Football product arrives on June 8 at 1 PM EST, offering autographs from today's stars and Hall‑of‑Fame icons, alongside coveted inserts that promise a new wave of excitement for the upcoming NFL season.
Raymond Berry, a Hall of Fame wide receiver who spent his career with the Baltimore Colts, passed away on May 25 at age 93 in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. His achievements include leading the Colts to a historic title and later shaping the New England Patriots.