Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Jim Valvano across Basketball, Baseball, Football.
Legendary ESPN analyst Dick Vitale, 87, announced that immunotherapy has been 'very effective' against his fifth cancer diagnosis, highlighting his ongoing battle with melanoma and his enduring commitment to cancer research.
Cozell McQueen, a cornerstone of North Carolina State’s 1983 NCAA championship team, died in August 2024 after a prolonged battle with brain cancer. His legacy lives on through unforgettable moments on the court and the tributes from those who played alongside him.
A look at the career, memorable quotes, and final years of Charles Shackleford, the charismatic forward whose journey spanned college, the NBA, and Europe.
A whirlwind of competition across soccer, baseball and golf brings star athletes, historic rivalries and curated book picks into the spotlight
A recent survey maps the primary sports passions of the nation's leading colleges, revealing how football and basketball shape tradition, fan devotion and institutional pride across campuses from the East Coast to the West Coast.
Every Tuesday evening, the gym at the Boys & Girls Club of Burbank and Greater East Valley hosts a low‑cost basketball clinic run by veteran coach Mike Graceffo, who teaches fundamentals, draws on the wisdom of legends like Michael Jordan, and aims to develop both skill and character in local youth.
Indiana University’s football team earned a perfect 16‑0 record, while quarterback Fernando Mendoza and former Hoosier OG Anunoby received ESPY nominations for individual and play achievements, highlighting a year of athletic excellence and charitable impact.
The University of Houston will meet Alabama in the upcoming Jimmy V Classic, part of a doubleheader with Georgia and Duke, marking a historic milestone for the program.
The 2026 Jimmy V Classic will bring the Georgia Bulldogs and Duke Blue Devils together at New York's Madison Square Garden, offering a preview of conference readiness and honoring the late coach Jim Valvano.
After three decades at the helm, Elliott Avent reflects on a family‑like program, personal support for players, and a final season centered on relationships rather than farewell.