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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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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An iconic piece of Kinnick Stadium is no more, and it's kind of a bummer.
The Twin Cities native enters his first season in Iowa City after making history at Edina High School.
After impressing in limited action last year, the Winfield native could be in line to start in 2026.
The Hawkeyes defeated the Badgers in a de-facto Big Ten Championship Game to claim their 11th league crown.
The fourth-year linebacker could see action in a wide-open room this year.
In a win that is now vacated by the NCAA, the Hawkeyes used a Sebastian Castro pick-six and just enough offense to best the Cyclones in Ames.
The defensive back enters his first year in Iowa City, and you've probably heard of his last name.
Ohio State is making its first trip to Kinnick Stadium since this iconic 2017 game, so why not flip the dial back nine years and take a look at this unexpected trip to the woodshed?
The walk-on defensive back from Fort Dodge enters his first season in Iowa City.
By: Brad Schultz
I don't like to share personal stories on here, but my story from the "Woodshed" game is too good not to share.
