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.
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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play A moment of silence is held before the Allstate Sugar Bowl to honor the victims and those impacted by Wednesday's attack in New Orleans. (0:47)
By: David Hale
In the aftermath of a deadly attack that killed 14 people, officials at the Sugar Bowl, Georgia and Notre Dame dealt with a situation unlike any they had faced before.
play Cooper Flagg gets the steal, then runs the floor and puts a Pitt defender on a poster. (0:21)
play Notre Dame QB Riley Leonard says he wanted to set an example by making physical plays down the stretch in the Sugar Bowl. (0:41)
CHARLOTTE -- In a unanimous show of support, Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) coaches voted Tuesday in favor of a proposal that would reduce college
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- Duke faced a challenge against Wake Forest unlike anything it's seen in nearly three months, and the second-ranked Blue Devils responded with something they hadn't done all season.
Duke erased a six-point second-half deficit after switching to a 2-3 zone defense over the final nine minutes of play and utterly suffocated the Deacons' scorers to escape with a 63-56 win.
DURHAM, N.C. -- Cooper Flagg wrapped the first half of Duke 's 74-64 win over NC State with just five points, and during a late timeout, head coach Jon Scheyer had some particularly pointed comments for his superstar freshman.
In a critical step toward securing stability for the conference, ESPN has agreed to pick up its option to continue broadcasting ACC sports through 2036, sources told ESPN on Thursday.
By: Andrea Adelson, David Hale
play ESPN has agreed to pick up its option to continue broadcasting ACC sports through 2036, the network and conference announced Thursday.
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