David Hale is a College Football Reporter at ESPN Sports Media Ltd. He focuses on college sports, particularly football, with an emphasis on the SEC and regional interests in North America and LATAM. David's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets such as The Wilson Center, The Aspen Times, and ABC Network News.
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David Hale's articles predominantly cover college football, with a focus on specific teams and events. Given this, he is likely to be most receptive to pitches related to college football events, especially those involving the highlighted teams such as Florida State, Clemson, Georgia, and the ACC.
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Recapping the best moments from championship weekend.
Recapping the best moments from championship weekend.
By: David Hale
play THE LOW POINT for Clemson quarterback Cade Klubnik came after a Week 9 loss to NC State last year.
Clemson is in the playoff thanks to Cade Klubnik's progression, but staying the course is becoming rare in college football.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- After a blowout loss in the first round of the College Football Playoff, SMU coach Rhett Lashlee knew the questions would come.
Penn State's College Football Playoff win over SMU on Saturday was just James Franklin's sixth victory in 28 games against top-12 opponents with the Nittany Lions.
SMU coach Rhett Lashlee said he was disappointed his team didn't play well enough to validate its inclusion in the 12-team playoff.
play STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- It was exactly the type of moment that would've fueled underpinned every criticism leveled at Penn State coach
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