Colin McNamara is a journalist specializing in college sports, particularly Maryland athletics. He has written for Testudo Times, covering various Maryland sports teams, including men's basketball and football. His work has also been featured in BioRxiv, Killeen Daily Herald, and Derrick Publishing Co.
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Colin Mcnamara's focus is mainly on local sports, particularly college-level football and basketball within the University of Maryland. Given his coverage attributes, he would likely be most responsive to pitches offering exclusive interviews or insights related to upcoming games, player transfers, or major announcements within the University of Maryland's sports programs.
Pitching stories that provide unique behind-the-scenes access or analysis of recent game performances could align well with Colin’s coverage style. Additionally, highlighting any significant developments in coaching staff or potential impact players may also capture his interest.
As a journalist covering local events in College Park and broader Maryland areas, sources with direct connections to the university's athletic department or insider knowledge about its teams are likely to resonate best with him.
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By: Colin McNamara, Marwa Barakat
School board candidates said they worry not only about the Blueprint's costs, but also about the expensive edicts the plan imposes on local school districts. In some cases, they said, those mandates are already leading to unintended consequences.
By: Colin McNamara
For the first time in school history, Howard girls soccer is the Howard County champion.
The Terps hit the road in search of their second conference win.
By: Ryanalonardo, Colin Mcnamara
Listen to the latest episode of the Testudo Talk Podcast here.
By: Colin McNamara
After a last-minute, comeback win over USC last week that resulted in a field-storming, Maryland football played its worst game of the season, falling to Minnesota, 48-23.
This is a Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news.
By: Marwa Barakat, Colin Mcnamara
Then House Speaker Michael Busch and other leading Democrats in the Maryland General Assembly discuss legislation that includes a 10-year plan to improve education in the state during a news conference March 5, 2019 in Annapolis.
By: Colin Mcnamara
The Terps only brought back four players who consistently contributed last season.
By: Ryanalonardo, Colin Mcnamara
Listen to the latest episode of the Testudo Talk Podcast here.
Maryland men’s basketball is back, as it takes on Manhattan in its season opener at home on Monday night.
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