Caleb Jarreau is a journalist who writes for various publications, including The Daily Post-Athenian, The Daily Times, and The Daily Beacon. His articles primarily focus on sports, specifically covering the Lady Vols basketball team and Tennessee football. Caleb provides analysis, updates, and insights into the teams' performances, player injuries, and upcoming games.
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Caleb Jarreau's focus is primarily on sports, especially basketball and college sports. He appears to value event coverage and expert commentary, indicating that he may be open to pitches offering insightful analysis from experts in the field of college sports or basketball. Given his extensive coverage of specific teams such as Lady Vols and Tennessee football, providing insider perspectives or exclusive interviews related to these teams could capture his attention.
As Caleb does not have a specified geographic focus, contributors from various locations with relevant insights into college sports would likely find their pitches well-received by him.
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KNOXVILLE — There was no hangover from Tennessee's dominant week on the road.
By: Caleb Jarreau
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KNOXVILLE — Alcoa wanted to start fast to open the Hammers Hardwood Classic on Thursday, and it did just that.
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KNOXVILLE — It's been a long three weeks for Tennessee football, but the College Football Playoff has finally arrived.
KNOXVILLE — Maryville needed a spark playing on the second day of the Hammers Hardwood Classic in a sparsely-filled Lee Athletic Center at Knoxville Webb.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Tennessee’s national championship aspirations in the College Football Playoff were short lived.
Will Brooks hopes others can learn from his journey at Tennessee.
KNOXVILLE — Zakai Zeigler dribbled up the left side of the court, bouncing the ball backwards with his right hand. He hit Chaz Lanier in rhythm, who drained a 3-pointer
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