David Hale is a college football reporter who covers various aspects of the sport for multiple media outlets, including ABC11 WTVD-TV, ESPN, and ABC Network News. With a wide range of experience in the field, David provides in-depth analysis, game coverage, and insights into the world of college football.
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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.
Pitches could include insights from players or coaches involved in upcoming games or major sporting events within the college football domain. Additionally, providing unique access for interviews with key figures associated with these teams may also pique his interest.
As David’s coverage does not specify a geographic focus it indicates that he covers national and possibly international-level sports content pertaining to his specified themes.
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By: David Hale
DUKE QB GRAYSON LOFTIS is looking for a politically correct way to answer a fraught question, turning to teammate Jaylen Stinson for help. Instead, Stinson eggs him on, hoping to avoid having to answer himself.
By: David Hale
Mike Elko's exit from Duke perhaps wasn't as graceful as Riley Leonard's, but there will still be plenty of emotion on the field Saturday.
By: David Hale
College football is back! And as much as things have changed, there's just as much that's stayed the same.
College football is back! And as much as things have changed, there's just as much that's stayed the same.
play A day after his team's worst loss in more than a decade, Dabo Swinney was feeling optimistic. This is unsurprising for two reasons.
By: David Hale
Dabo Swinney is under fire for not using the transfer portal. But the Tigers' issues are more complex than that.
RALEIGH, N.C. --It was a late December morning, more or less like any other for Grayson McCall, except on this day, he awoke with the urge to destroy something beautiful.
After thinking his college career might over, Grayson McCall has returned home -- without his signature look -- for one more chance.
By: Joe Schmidt, David Hale, Bont Livid, Aaron Naughton, Sam Frost
Luke Beveridge didn’t agree with afl.com.au journalist Josh Gabelich’s query about Marcus Bontempelli spending an uncommonly long time on the interchange bench during the second and third quarters.
By: Joe Schmidt, Luke Hodge, Tom Hawkins, David Hale
Will Hayward ran right into the umpire to cost himself a chance at a mark.
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