Carron J. Phillips is a journalist for Deadspin, covering a wide range of sports topics with a focus on issues related to race, diversity, and social justice. His articles often analyze the intersection of sports and culture, shedding light on important stories and providing critical perspectives on the sports industry.
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Carron J. Phillips focuses on sports, particularly football and college athletics, with a strong emphasis on expert commentary and legal policy regulation within the sports industry. He appears to be interested in pieces that provide insights into racial dynamics, diversity issues, and controversies within various levels of sports.
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While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Carron’s coverage area, his articles cover a wide range of national-level sporting events and issues.
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The Fab Five legend hasn't been able to duplicate the success of his predecessor, and it feels like the end of his tenure is near
Politics are heating up, and it doesn't feel like America or the NFL has learned anything from its past mistakes
The comment will upset some, but it doesn't mean it's wrong Quarterback is the most important position in all of sports.
One has an impressive resume, the other hasn't done anything. Guess which one just got hired.
San Fran's new manager is making a political statement, no matter how hard he tries to disguise it
Every now and then, sports gives us a moment that even the worst of us should be able to appreciate
By: Carron J. Phillips
The CNN show King Charles was always a bad idea. The NBA talking head is proving why with his dumb political takes
By: Carron J. Phillips
This is bigger than Russell Wilson. Costly bad decisions have become common the norm
The Hawkeyes legend has captured the nation's attention, but don't sleep on all the other great storylines this season has provided
South Carolina coach Dawn Staley took the classy, responsible route after the game. Mulkey, not surprisingly, did the opposite
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