Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Pat McAfee across Football, Baseball, Nascar.
Coach Joe Moorhead’s novel fan‑scripted opening drive, backed by Pat McAfee and Dan Katz, has sold out suites and sparked record ticket demand for the Akron Zips.
NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers publicly criticized Dr. Tony Fauci, prompting a legal response and a statement from the Pittsburgh Steelers. The fallout also involves ESPN and reporter Dianna Russini.
During a Pat McAfee Show segment, Aaron Rodgers called Dr. Anthony Fauci an 'absolute criminal' and questioned his credibility, prompting a sharp response from Fauci’s attorney and raising questions about ESPN’s coverage.
ESPN confirms Kirk Herbstreit's return as lead color analyst alongside Chris Fowler and Holly Rowe, while negotiating a multi‑million‑dollar extension for Pat McAfee and keeping Tim Tebow on SEC Network and playoff coverage.
A decade‑old on‑track clash resurfaced online, drawing millions of views and sparking criticism of NASCAR's double standards, while drivers like Jeff Gordon and Samantha Busch reflect on personal legacies amid the sport's sparse off‑weeks.
An investigative look at how financial strategies, corporate deals and media hype have reshaped college football's media landscape, overshadowing the sport itself.
ESPN has selected Shaboozey's new single, 'High Noon' featuring Gunna, as the official anthem for the 2026‑27 college football season, a partnership that will see the song featured across ESPN, ABC and the SEC Network.
ESPN's new college football anthem blends Shaboozey's "High Noon" with Gunna's vocals, debuting live during the Week 0 matchup in Dublin and featuring voice‑overs from ESPN's top personalities.
The 2026 Enshrisement Festival introduces a Great American Tailgate, live broadcasts, a Saturday parade and a drone‑filled balloon show, while construction of the KeyBank Center prepares for future community use.
The 2026 Enshrinement Festival in Canton will introduce a national tailgate, free concerts, drone‑enhanced balloon displays, and the construction of a $19 million event venue, while veteran broadcaster Pat McAfee returns to the airwaves.
Monshun Sales, the premier high school football player in Indiana, will announce his college commitment on The Pat McAfee Show on July 17, a decision that could reshape the Hoosiers' recruiting class.
Monshun Sales, a five-star wide receiver from Lawrence North High School, announced his commitment to Indiana University on the Pat McAfee Show, joining a class that reshapes the program's future.
In a televised announcement on the Pat McAfee Show, Monshun Sales, a 6‑foot‑5, 195‑pound prospect from Indianapolis, pledged to Indiana over Ohio State, Alabama, Texas and LSU, marking the first time the Hoosiers have landed a five‑star recruit.
In a live announcement on the Pat McAfee Show, Monshun Sales, a 5‑star prospect from Lawrence North High School, pledged to the Indiana Hoosiers, outpacing suitors such as Texas, Ohio State and Alabama. The commitment represents the highest‑rated recruit in IU history and underscores a new era for the program.
On The Pat McAfee Show, Monshun Sales announced his pledge to the Indiana Hoosiers, elevating the program’s 2027 class to a top‑40 national ranking.
Monshun Sales, the nation's No. 8 prospect and top in-state wide receiver, chose Indiana over Texas, Ohio State, LSU and Alabama, marking a milestone for the Hoosiers' program.
The annual festival in Canton draws not only football greats but also a parade of A‑list celebrities, surprise appearances and high‑profile attendees.
Curt Cignetti, whose Hoosiers finished 16‑0, publicly criticized ESPN after the network awarded the 'Best Team' ESPY to the New York Knicks, igniting a feud that underscores broader tensions between college sports and mainstream sports media.
A look at the varied forecasts surrounding Alabama’s upcoming season, from Dari Nowkhah’s bold range to the uncertainty voiced by analysts and the author’s own projection.
Jake Paul, a 29‑year‑old boxer with a 12‑2 record, claims NFL teams are interested in signing him, citing league mediocrity and his own athletic superiority. He wants to join the Cleveland Browns, his hometown team, and compares the skepticism he faces to the reactions he received when he started boxing. Despite a recent sixth‑round knockout loss to Anthony Joshua and a double broken jaw, he says he would fight again for the right price.
In a recent interview, Nick Saban highlighted Lane Kiffin’s roster moves and the resources at LSU, suggesting the Tigers could become a genuine playoff contender.
In a recent interview, Nick Saban highlighted Lane Kiffin's roster moves and the resources at LSU that could make the Tigers a playoff contender.
Monshun Sales, a 5‑star wide receiver from Lawrence North High School in Indianapolis, is set to announce his college choice at noon on Friday during the Pat McAfee Show, narrowing his options to Indiana, Texas, Alabama, Ohio State and LSU.
The Indianapolis standout will reveal his college decision live on Friday at noon, spotlighting a recruitment that has long featured Indiana as a top contender.