Ben Arnet is a journalist based in Columbia, Missouri. He writes for KOMU 8 & Mid-Missouri CW, covering local sports news and events. His work has also been featured on KBIA 91.3 FM.
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Ben Arnet's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports, particularly college sports at the University of Missouri. His work seems to heavily feature event coverage and announcements related to college-level football and basketball, including news about player transfers.
Given his focus on local events and announcements within the realm of college sports, Ben may be interested in pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming games or events involving Mizzou teams, interviews with players or coaches, or breaking news related to player transfers.
He appears most responsive to content relevant to the local (Missouri) sporting scene specifically centered around Mizzou’s football and basketball programs.
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Donovan Olugbode became the second straight 4-star WR to join Mizzou in as many days.
By: Ben Arnet
Former Missouri swimmer Mikael Schreuders made history at the 2024 Paris Olympics before his toes touched the water.
By: Ben Arnet
Former Missouri swimmer Mikel Schreuders made history at the 2024 Paris Olympics before his toes touched the water.
By: Christian Riley Dutcher, Ben Arnet
By: Christian Riley Dutcher, Ben Arnet
As the sport explodes in popularity, Frazier says he would love the opportunity to represent the U.S. at the Olympics.
Mizzou MBB will open the new season on the road before returning to Columbia for 11 home games in November and December.
Mizzou WBB opens the season on November 4th at Vermont
Future Hickman Kewpie Analia Tornez will get a chance to compete in the US national team system with a midwest select team.
St. Louis native Nicholas Randall verbally committed to Mizzou men's basketball
Mizzou led at halftime but the Tigers were outscored by Memphis by 18 points in the 2nd half to fall 83-75
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