Austin Meek is a journalist who writes for The Athletic and has also been featured in LessWrong 2.0. He covers a wide range of topics, but has a particular focus on sports, specifically college football. His articles provide analysis, insights, and news updates on teams and players, as well as interviews with coaches and athletes.
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Austin Meek primarily focuses on sports, particularly college football and Michigan Wolverines. His coverage is heavily weighted towards event coverage and expert commentary. To effectively pitch to Austin, consider offering expert insights or analysis related to ongoing events in the world of college football, specifically those involving the Michigan Wolverines.
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While he doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned, Austin's frequent coverage suggests that he has a keen interest in developments related to College Football Playoff and specific teams such as the Michigan Wolverines.
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By: Austin Meek, Nick Baumgardner
The NFL Draft kicks off Thursday in Detroit, and Michigan will be right in the middle of everything.
By: Austin Meek
The identity of Michigan's staff is still taking shape under first-year coach Sherrone Moore, both on the sidelines and in recruiting.
Michigan may not duplicate this year’s total of seven top-100 picks, but the talent at the top is exceptional.
By: Austin Meek
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — At this time last year, Michigan had 14 commitments and a recruiting class that ranked No. 1 in the 247Sports Composite.
By: Austin Meek
Offensive lineman Avery Gach, a four-star recruit ranked No. 236 in the 247Sports Composite, committed to Michigan on Friday over Michigan State Ohio State and Wisconsin
Spring practice is finished, the transfer portal window has closed and eyes are turning toward debut seasons at Michigan for both football coach Sherrone Moore and men's basketball coach Dusty May.
Michigan's new coaching staff has brought in eight players this offseason: two high school recruits and six transfers.
Whitehead, a 1999 Michigan graduate and former executive with the NFL Players Association, has been hired to oversee NIL.
By: Austin Meek
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The spring transfer window was busy for Dusty May and less so for Sherrone Moore. In other words, both coaches got what they wanted.
What’s clear so far is that May isn’t writing off his first Michigan season as a loss, and he's convinced a one-year turnaround is possible.
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