David Ubben is a journalist who writes for The Athletic and The Salt Lake Tribune. His articles cover a wide range of topics in college football, including game analysis, player profiles, and coaching insights. David has a deep knowledge of the sport and provides unique perspectives on the teams and players he covers.
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David Ubben's coverage heavily focuses on college football, particularly events, expert commentary, and announcements related to the sport. Given this focus, he would likely be most receptive to pitches that offer unique insights into college football events or access to experts within the field.
Considering his attention to podcast mailbags and coaching confidential pieces, David may also be interested in interviews with coaches or individuals involved in podcasting within the realm of sports media. Additionally, given his extensive coverage of quarterbacks and coaching changes in college football, he might appreciate pitches providing exclusive player/coach perspectives or insider information on team strategies.
It is important for those reaching out to David Ubben to keep their communications relevant specifically to college football-related topics.
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By: David Ubben
Temple beat 2023 Final Four participant Florida Atlantic 74-73 on Saturday to reach the AAC championship game and get within a game of the NCAA Tournament.
By: David Ubben
BOULDER, Colo.— Colorado coach Deion Sanders said his son, quarterback Shedeur Sanders , “probably” would have been the second quarterback picked
By: David Ubben
Deion Sanders says NFL teams can expect his son, quarterback Shedeur Sanders , and Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter , to navigate their way out of being drafted into bad situations in next year's draft.
Baker, who played basketball at Harvard, has opposed prop bets in college sports since taking over as president last March.
By: David Ubben, Ari Wasserman
There are multiple ways to answer a question this big. Who is the greatest? Who won the most? Who is the best? Who epitomizes the sport to you individually?
Colorado 's spring game is back on television, but it won't be as easy to find this year. The Pac-12 Network will broadcast Colorado's spring game at 1 p.m. local time on April 27, the program announced Monday.
By: David Ubben
Multiple college athletes spoke to The Athletic recently about their experiences with online harassment from bettors.
By: David Ubben
Sanders, as it is at the core of his brand, follows a unique plan suited for no one but the larger-than-life coach. But no one can say for sure how it will go or for how long.
By: David Ubben
No coach in decades has taken over a job with higher (unrealistic?) expectations. They exist simply because he accepted the challenge.
By: Ari Wasserman, David Ubben
Texas is a mecca in college football recruiting. It's loaded with elite players, but there is intense competition for that talent.
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