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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By: Howie Kussoy
Somehow, Shohei Ohtani is still capable of surprising us.
For the second time in the season's first four weeks, the Giants failed to reach the end zone, allowing the Cowboys to leave MetLife Stadium on Thursday night
Benny Agbayani is up by 3:30. His shift at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu begins long before the sun wakes.
By: Howie Kussoy
Just one night after the Mets clinched their stunning NLCS berth, the top-seeded Yankees slammed the door on the Royals’ fairy-tale season.
The soon-to-be two-time MVP may have changed the trajectory of his playoff legacy with one swing.
By: Howie Kussoy
Aaron Judge was a legend. Giancarlo Stanton was a hero. The Yankees were approaching the doorstep of their first World Series in 15 years. And then it was no more, a generational moment slipped thr…
This season, anything short of their first championship since 1973 would be a legitimate disappointment.
By: Howie Kussoy
Basketball is in his blood, but his parents made sure the Knicks’ new big man became much more than just a basketball player.
By: Howie Kussoy
The stakes are higher than many Fall Classics because of the cities and the stars, because of legacies, because it will be memorable, regardless of the outcome.
Garrett Wilson stole the show in interim coach Jeff Ulbrich’s first victory.
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