Howie Kussoy is a Sports Features Reporter at the New York Post. An award-winning journalist since 2006, he covers a wide range of topics in the sports realm, including team sports, major league sports, and competitive tournaments, while also penning popular betting columns like 'Pigskin Profit' and 'Howie Hoops.' Howie's work has been featured in AOL, Inc., New York Post, and Yahoo Sports.
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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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Observations from Tuesday’s Jets practice.
By: Howie Kussoy
There has been so much change, enough to fuel belief within a group that had no connection to a defense that finished last season ranked 29th against the run, 31st in sacks and produced a league-wo…
By: Howie Kussoy
NCAA champion and Columbia star Michael Zheng is returning to Flushing Meadows to make his US Open debut after earning a wild card.
By: Howie Kussoy
Just one year ago, the two-time Grand Slam finalist left Flushing Meadows in fear, unable to walk for two days due to a back injury that made him question whether his career could continue.
By: Howie Kussoy
Taylor Fritz still has time to avoid becoming just another great American hope who failed to end the nation’s unthinkable 23-year men’s Grand Slam drought.
By: Howie Kussoy
The crowd grew louder each time, gaining confidence that the U.S. fan favorite would not crack, not after everything they had gone through together.
By: Howie Kussoy
Two-time U.S. Open champion Naomi Osaka had a rough second set, but closed strong to claim a 6-2, 5-7, 6-1 victory Thursday at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
By: Howie Kussoy
His confidence and charisma meant as much as his talent, allowing Dart to quickly become the leader of a team that had achieved so much without him.
By: Howie Kussoy
Taylor Townsend was told she’d be the next Venus or Serena. She was to be Coco before Coco.
By: Howie Kussoy
Why would anyone put a ceiling on Michael Zheng now?
