Sportswriter for the Southern Illinoisan, covering mostly SIU sports. Umpire, jack of some trades and awesomely sarcastic according to a friend.
Carbondale, United States (Local)
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Bucky Dent's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly SIU Athletics, basketball, and football. As such, pitches directed to Bucky should be tailored to provide insights or stories related to these specific areas.
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By: Bucky Dent
Thanksgiving Eve provides us with a tremendous slate of NBA and college basketball, these are our top sports betting picks for November 27, 2024.
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CHRISTOPHER — With the home team playing in the championship game of the 50th Turkey Tournament Saturday night, the script called for a Christopher win.
GOREVILLE — When Daylon Butler posted up for a layup to start the fourth quarter Monday night, Anna-Jonesboro owned a 21-point lead on Hardin County. Announcers around the gym were readying the blowout material.
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By: Bucky Dent
Georgia’s College Football Playoff run faces uncertainty after Carson Beck's injury, thrusting untested Gunner Stockton into the spotlight.
CARBONDALE — Coach Gus Gillespie concedes his Marion team can get better at basketball. But he already believes the Wildcats have an important attribute mastered.
| Chicago is my kind of town, and the Bears happen to be hiring a head coach—again—to front a franchise with a lot of foundation stones already in place.
Legendary MLB player Rickey Henderson passed away earlier this week, but every Christmas Day we'll remember the impact he had on the game of baseball.
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