Brad Schultz is a sports journalist based in Iowa City, Iowa. He writes for The Daily Iowan and Busting Brackets, covering local sports events and providing game previews, recaps, and analysis. His work has also been featured in Saturday Blitz, showcasing his expertise in college basketball and wrestling.
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Iowa City, Iowa, United States (Local)
Brad Schultz's area of focus is sports, particularly college basketball and wrestling, with a specific emphasis on local teams in Iowa. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights into upcoming games or events involving the mentioned sports and teams. Additionally, offering unique perspectives on player performances or team strategies could be valuable for his coverage.
Given Brad's coverage attributes heavily weighted towards event coverage and announcements related to sports news in Iowa, targeted pitches pertaining to game previews, player achievements, team developments, or early looks at future seasons would likely resonate well with him. Keep in mind that he has a strong local focus on Iowa-based college basketball and wrestling as well as football.
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By: Brad Schultz, Colin Votzmeyer
The guard has worked hard for a role with the defending WNBA Champions.
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By: Brad Schultz
Head coach Fran McCaffery retooled the roster in the offseason with a talented freshman class along with two key transfers.
By: Brad Schultz
Clark joins former LSU star Angel Reese headline the 12-player Team WNBA, which faces off against the U.S. women’s national team on July 20.
The Hawkeyes were 9-0 and ranked No. 4 in the country at the time of the injury, which derailed any hopes of a national championship.
By: Brad Schultz
1,200 University of Iowa students are registered with Student Seats, and the organization hopes to increase that number to 5,000 before the end of the year.
By: Brad Schultz
The Hawkeyes won a school record 30 games that season but missed out on a golden opportunity for a Final Four berth and possible national championship.
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By: Brad Schultz
The Hawkeyes entered the game with an outside shot at a national championship, but underdog UCLA secured a 45-28 upset victory.
By: Brad Schultz, Gary Cosby, Rylee Pierson, Andrew Carter
The game highlights many Iowa traditions, including the “Kinnick Wave.”
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