Staff Writer, Pennsylvania State University
Brandon Baker is a staff writer for Pennsylvania State University, focusing on local news in the West Virginia area. With a background in sports journalism, Brandon covers high school sports, local events, and community news. His work has been featured in Overtime Heroics, Tech Xplore, and the Virginian Review.
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Brandon Baker's coverage primarily revolves around local sports events and announcements, with a specific focus on high school sports in West Virginia. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider offering insights or stories related to local high school sporting events, particularly basketball, volleyball, wrestling, and football.
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Arkansas does not want to get into a firefight with Kentucky basketball at this particular junction of the season.
Plus, diving deep into the question of why promising Arkansas freshman Layden Blocker has gotten the short end of the stick.
Alabama has been hemorrhaging points to opponents lately and a calf injury to a top player may give Arkansas the edge it needs.
There’s an awful lot riding on Arkansas’ first-round SEC Tournament matchup, including a big question around two Razorbacks.
Daniel Gafford is all but guaranteed to break one of the Wilt's most impressive NBA records against a fellow Pro Hog.
After Arkansas vs Vanderbilt, Arkansas basketball coach Eric Musselman took the co-hosts of "SEC Now" by surprise.
By: Brandon Baker
When Jordan Walsh and Ron Holland decided to go elsewhere this summer, it left Musselman with a glaring hole at a certain area on the roster.
As transfer portal season opens, there’s no reason to wait to get into the weeds on who would be the best fit for Arkansas basketball.
An insider notes one of the most attractive transfers for Arkansas basketball has put the Hogs at the top of his leaderboard.
John Calipari had the No. 2 recruiting class at Kentucky. Now he'll try to bring some of those touted players to Arkansas - but how many?
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