Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Will Howard across Football, Baseball.
From a mid‑season crisis to a championship‑winning climax, the 2024 Ohio State Buckeyes overcame early setbacks, rallying around senior leadership and dramatic plays that defined a storybook season.
Joel Klatt’s latest rankings highlight the rising stars and seasoned veterans poised to influence the 2026 college football landscape, with emphasis on how team dynamics will affect their performance.
At 42, Aaron Rodgers is still on the field for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but his risk‑averse style, injury history and lack of mobility keep his fantasy upside limited.
Sorsby’s decision to enter the supplemental draft comes after a judge cleared him for 2026 play, while teams evaluate his long‑term fantasy upside and fit within crowded quarterback rooms.
Brendan Sorsby, a quarterback whose college career was marred by a sports gambling scandal, has regained eligibility and entered the NFL supplemental draft, drawing attention from the Pittsburgh Steelers and analysts alike.
As the 12‑team College Football Playoff enters its second year, a handful of marquee contests will determine not only conference crowns but also the seeding and bye weeks that could define championship contention.
Quarterback Julian Sayin must elevate his game to secure a first‑round draft slot and keep Ohio State's championship hopes alive.
A look at the most compelling storylines — from Malik Nabers’ knee surgery to Aaron Rodgers’ Steelers deal — that will influence fantasy football rankings as the offseason unfolds.
After 19 seasons, Mike Tomlin resigned and the Steelers appointed Mike McCarthy as head coach, while 42‑year‑old Aaron Rodgers joins the roster. The team's defense has long outshone its offense, and new playmakers hope to leverage Rodgers' experience.
After a turbulent stint with the New York Jets, Aaron Rodgers led the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 10‑7 record and an AFC North title, while the franchise reshapes its quarterback future with new draft picks and a coaching change.
The Navy baseball team lost 6-4 to Bucknell in the Patriot League semifinals, ending a season marked by program records and historic streaks.
In a tightly contested semifinal, Bucknell edged Navy 6-4, with Michael Trommer and Brady Hoar delivering clutch contributions. The Bison will now host Holy Cross in the best‑of‑three championship series, aiming for an automatic NCAA berth.