Cedric Golden is a sports columnist for the Austin American-Statesman, focusing on local sports in Texas, particularly in Austin. He is also the host of the On Second Thought podcast. Cedric's work has been featured in various publications, including the Detroit Free Press, Yahoo Sports, and Yahoo News.
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Cedric Golden's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly Texas football and college football. Given his focus on these topics, he is likely to be most receptive to pitches related to expert commentary or insights about performances of Texas-based teams and players.
Pitches that provide unique perspectives on the Texas Longhorns, their games (such as the Sugar Bowl), player transfers, and potential future matchups are likely to resonate with him. Additionally, offering expert opinions from coaches, former players, or analysts who have deep knowledge of Texas football could garner attention.
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By: Cedric Golden
cedric golden, austin american-statesman When the NCAA announced it was expanding the College Football Playoff, the purists out there shared a collective groan.
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Austin American-Statesman The Longhorns are back in Fayetteville for the first time since a 40-21 loss in 2021.
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Austin American-Statesman Tyson looked his age in his return to the ring. He landed 18 punches in eight rounds.
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Austin American-Statesman FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — It hasn't been easy on the Texas Longhorns on the road lately, but thanks to the defense, they're still winning ballgames.
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Austin American-Statesman FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — This is who they are.
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Austin American-Statesman If Texas and Texas A&M win out, the winner of the Nov. 30 game will automatically advance to the SEC championship game Dec. 7 in Atlanta.
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Austin American-Statesman Barron is tied for the SEC lead in interceptions with four.
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Austin American-Statesman Texas and Kentucky kick off at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. The Longhorns will advance to the SEC championship game with wins over Kentucky and Texas A&M.
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Austin American-Statesman Quarterback Quinn Ewers has one year of eligibility left, but the growing belief is he will turn pro after the season.
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Austin American-Statesman The Longhorns said goodbye to their senior class, including team leaders Jahdae Barron, Jake Majors and Barryn Sorrell.
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