Howie Kussoy is a sports features reporter for the New York Post, specializing in college football and other sports. With his unique perspective and expertise, Howie provides predictions, analysis, and in-depth stories on various sports events and athletes. He is known for his engaging writing style and ability to capture the essence of the game.
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Howie Kussoy's articles predominantly cover sports, particularly college football and the NFL. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming games, predictions, player analyses, and other event-specific content within these sports. Given his focus on New York City and national coverage in the US, he may also appreciate insights or stories from local teams or athletes.
If you have unique perspectives on college football matches, NFL games, MLB events or basketball that are relevant at a national level or specifically tied to New York-based teams/athletes, it would be well-suited for Howie's coverage.
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Garrett Wilson stole the show in interim coach Jeff Ulbrich’s first victory.
By: Howie Kussoy
The substitute science teacher chased his dream in a 9-year-old clunker.
Without a win this weekend, every game becomes a must-win for the Jets.
Now that Aaron Rodgers has little to look forward to, how will we look back on his career?
By: Howie Kussoy
Now, the Chiefs quarterback faces his greatest rival of all.
The Army star quarterback will stand under the lights of Yankee Stadium on Saturday night, in prime time on NBC, leading the No. 19 Black Knights (9-0) into their biggest non-Navy matchup in 66 yea…
By: Howie Kussoy
Columbia hasn’t won an Ivy League title since 1961. That could change this weekend.
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