Brad Crowe is a journalist for the Laurel Leader Call, specializing in local news coverage in Scooba, Mississippi. With a focus on sports and community events, Brad's articles provide in-depth coverage of high school athletics and showcase the accomplishments and challenges faced by local teams and individuals.
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Brad Crowe's articles primarily focus on local high school sports, particularly football and basketball in the United States, Mississippi, specifically Scooba. He often provides event coverage and press releases related to these local sporting events.
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Given his geographic focus on Scooba and Wayne County within Mississippi, pitches should emphasize relevance to this specific area when discussing local sports events such as games, championships, player achievements or community impact stories.
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By: Brad Crowe
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I graduated high school on May 11, 2012, and what a time that was to be a Wayne County War Eagle. We’d just welcomed a new head football coach to the family, with anticipation building by the day for the grand reopening of an expanded War Eagle Stadium in August.
Laurel, WJ, Heidelberg to play for state championships in Oxford
By: Brad Crowe
Like many other standouts whose college football journeys have led to stints at East Mississippi Community College, adversity has been a significant theme for one of the most well-known sons of Taylorsville, Class of 2021 alum Ty Keyes. Embracing the opportunity for a reset in Scooba, however, allowed Keyes to reignite his passion for the game and learn what many others who have played for EMCC head coach Buddy Stephens know to be true — lions run faster when they’re hungry.
I often think back to the fall of 2005 and two of the most memorable teams in college football history, Vince Young’s Texas Longhorns and Matt Leinart’s USC Trojans —
Walker scores 24, snags 17 rebounds in Class 5A semifinal victory
Football may be king in Laurel, but what’s a king without a queen?
By: Brad Crowe
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“Heartache Tonight,” one of many big hits for Don Henley’s Eagles, was a fitting tune on a hitless Tuesday night for the Florence Eagles. South Jones senior Cole Richardson served
By: Brad Crowe
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