David Jablonski is a Sports Writer at Dayton Daily News. He covers a range of topics including basketball, college sports, and baseball, with a particular focus on the Dayton Flyers and local high school sports. David's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News and the Miami Herald.
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David Jablonski's coverage focuses predominantly on local college basketball, particularly the Dayton Flyers and their performance in the A-10 conference and NCAA tournament. His emphasis on event coverage suggests that he is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming games, player interviews, team strategies, and analyses of game performances.
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The Dayton Flyers not only beat the Cincinnati Bearcats on the scoreboard last season — 82-68 in the first matchup in the series since 2010 — but in the stands in UC's own city.
By: David Jablonski
Near the end of his postgame press conference Friday, Dayton Flyers coach Anthony Grant took a minute to praise the Cincinnati Bearcats, who he said played as physical as any team UD had seen this season.
By: David Jablonski
Trophies are pictured in the Wittenberg football coaches' offices on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2022, in Springfield. David Jablonski/Staff
Brian Roberts remembers the anticipation of playing No. 6 Pittsburgh as much as anything. Prior to that game on Dec. 29, 2007, the Dayton Flyers had not played a top-10 team at UD Arena since No. 7 DePaul in 1985.
Last summer, most of the Dayton Flyers men's basketball players sat down for interviews at the University of Dayton's Cronin Center, where the team practices.
The Dayton Flyers returned to campus Friday after going their separate ways over the holiday break. They held a short workout that night and practiced Saturday, Sunday and again on Monday in preparation for their Atlantic 10 Conference opener.
By: David Jablonski
The Dayton Flyers outscored La Salle 19-3 in the final eight minutes of the first half to build a 36-21 halftime lead Tuesday at UD Arena on the opening day of Atlantic 10 Conference play.
By: David Jablonski
Dayton Flyers point guard Malachi Smith didn't take the easy route when he was asked Tuesday in the postgame press conference about his New Year's resolutions.
The Dayton Flyers had missed four straight 3-pointers and made 5 of 23 in the game before getting two of their most difficult attempts to fall Tuesday at UD Arena.
By: David Jablonski
The teams that tied for the Atlantic 10 Conference championship in 2024, Richmond and Loyola Chicago, each finished 15-3 and lost two league games on the road.
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