Colin Kennedy is a Board Ops at various media outlets. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting, along with insights into crypto and blockchain, as well as construction and real estate. 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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By: Colin Kennedy
It's time for Brad Stevens and the Celtics to go all in on Banner 19.
By: Colin Kennedy
The Red Sox may have been smart to get out when they did.
Help is on the way --- kind of.
Could Brown be Hollywood bound?
The Jazz big man is reportedly "disenchanted" with the franchise.
By: Colin Kennedy
Joe Mazzulla may need to look for a new assistant soon.
The Red Sox stars may be inching closer to returning.
Boston may not be getting the value it is looking for when moving Gray.
"I know Jaylen wouldn't want to play for Milwaukee."
The Antetokounmpo sweepstakes are officially over. The Miami Heat have acquired NBA superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo in a blockbuster trade, according to ESPN's Shams Charania.
