Blake Toppmeyer is a SEC Columnist at the USA TODAY Network. He specializes in college sports, particularly football within the Southeastern Conference, and covers themes related to sports business and competitive sports. Blake's insights and analyses have been featured in numerous publications, including The Ocala Star-Banner, Yahoo News, and the Detroit Free Press.
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Blake Toppmeyer's focus is predominantly on sports, particularly college football with a specific emphasis on Michigan, Alabama, Ole Miss, and SEC football. He appears to be open to expert commentary and covers events extensively. Pitches should aim at providing expert analyses or unique insights into college football events related to these teams and conferences.
Given his local geographic focus in Tennessee and Nashville, he may also appreciate coverage of local teams or players within the context of broader college football discussions.
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Challenge facing Ohio State ahead of College Football Playoff is unmistakable. Ryan Day speeds toward a whimpering end or spectacular recovery.
By: Blake Toppmeyer
How to cover the growing costs in athlete compensation? Here comes a fresh idea: A loser's tax on coaches, from Mike Gundy to Mike Norvell.
By: John Adams, Blake Toppmeyer
Georgia earned the bye, but which SEC team received the best playoff draw? Not Tennessee.
By: Blake Toppmeyer
USA TODAY NETWORK Some problems feature no easy solution. Call them a sticky wicket, a wicked problem, or the Riemann hypothesis
By: Blake Toppmeyer
Benching a good quarterback is a tough call to make, but Nick Saban embraced bold moves. Steve Sarkisian should consider the same.
By: Blake Toppmeyer
Ohio State supplied fresh evidence in this College Football Playoff romp of Tennessee that they're national championship material.
By: Blake Toppmeyer
USA TODAY NETWORK Ohio State inspires new catchphrase for Ryan Day in rout of Tennessee Buckeyes suffer no hangover from loss to Michigan.
Benching a good quarterback is a tough call to make, but Nick Saban embraced bold moves. Steve Sarkisian should consider the same.
Challenge facing Ohio State ahead of College Football Playoff is unmistakable. Ryan Day speeds toward a whimpering end or spectacular recovery.
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