Brad Schultz is an Assistant Sports Editor at The Daily Iowan. He focuses on a wide range of competitive sports, including individual and team sports, as well as sports business and broadcasting. Brad's work has been featured in Yardbarker, Busting Brackets, Saturday Blitz, and Roundtable News and Community.
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Iowa City, United States (Local)
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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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The 2009 Hawkeyes became one of the most memorable teams of the Kirk Ferentz era, but the season almost went up in flames before it began.
By: Brad Schultz
The 2009 Hawkeyes became one of the most memorable teams of the Kirk Ferentz era, but the season almost went up in flames before it began.
By: Brad Schultz
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