Brent Briggeman is a journalist based in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He writes for The Colorado Springs Gazette and The Denver Gazette, covering local news and events, with a focus on Air Force athletics. His work has also been featured on Yahoo News.
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Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States (Local)
Brent Briggeman's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, specifically Air Force athletics and college football. Based on his articles, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to events such as games, tournaments, or significant milestones involving the mentioned teams and players.
Given the emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary in his articles, potential sources could include coaches, athletes, or analysts with insights into team performances or specific game strategies. It would also be beneficial for sources to have a strong understanding of the dynamics within college-level sports.
As Brent's geographical focus is local (United States, Colorado Springs), relevant pitches should tie back to this area when discussing events or individuals associated with Air Force athletics and other local teams.
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By: Brent Briggeman
Where good news shines
By: Brent Briggeman
One seat down the bench, one calculated move for the future of Air Force women’s basketball. The Falcons selected longtime associate head coach Stacy McIntyre as the replacement for recently
The surprise Mountain West leader in earned run average did what he's done all season on Friday, give Air Force baseball a chance.
For years, Trey Taylor was fueled the calls that never came. That made the call that arrived during the seventh round of the NFL Draft all the more special.
By: Brent Briggeman
Jay Thomason celebrated his record-breaking home run for Air Force in the most unusual of ways — a trip to the emergency room.
By: Brent Briggeman
Air Force’s Bo Richter and Alec Mock quickly signed with NFL teams Saturday after going undrafted.
By: Brent Briggeman
Where good news shines Two more Air Force football players will receive NFL opportunities.
Where good news shines
Air Force baseball repositioned itself for a berth in the Mountain West tournament with a weekend series victory over San Jose State.
By: Brent Briggeman
The Paul Skenes rocket is positioning itself on the launching pad with a hyped Major League debut set for Saturday.
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