Colin Kennedy is a Board Ops at various media outlets. He focuses on themes related to sports, competitive sports, and sports business, with a particular emphasis on team sports and major league sports. Colin's work has been featured in Lexology, BMJ, The Quinnipiac Chronicle, Winona Post, 98.5 The Sports Hub, MassLive, and Follow The Good News.
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Colin Kennedy's primary focus is on local sports events, particularly those involving Quinnipiac University. His coverage heavily emphasizes event reports and expert commentary, making him likely to be responsive to pitches providing unique insights from coaches, athletes, or analysts related to outcomes of specific games or matches.
Given the geographical focus on Connecticut and Hamden, he would likely be interested in stories surrounding local college sports teams and their performances. Pitching stories about standout players or significant milestones within these local teams could resonate with Colin.
Since his articles mainly cover sporting events such as basketball, soccer, ice hockey among others at Quinnipiac University and other local institutions like Stonehill College; relevant story angles may include human-interest pieces focusing on athletes' accomplishments or challenges they have overcome.
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“All indications are that Mazzulla will be back next season.” For the third time in four years, the Boston Celtics have flamed out of the
Some New Zealand investors appear to be extending their time horizons in digital assets, with participation increasingly reflecting how underlying
By: Colin Kennedy
Boston is going to have to find a new shortstop.
Boston is reportedly looking for some offensive help. Despite sitting five games under .500 and 11.5 games back from first in the AL East, the
By: Colin Kennedy
Matthew Stafford just signed a massive extension worth over $100 million, and it has major implications for the Patriots.
SI's Albert Breer believes the Eagles will make a deal with New England come June 1.
By: Colin Kennedy
The 38-year-old closer could be on the move this summer.
Vrabel steered clear of mentioning a potential reunion with the Eagles receiver.
By: Colin Kennedy
"I'm gonna be out there today in full force."
By: Colin Kennedy
The 23-year-old quarterback and the Patriots are looking to avoid a “natural fall off.” Find out how Maye is approaching this season.
