David Woods is an independent journalist based in Los Angeles, California. With a focus on local sports coverage, David has written for publications such as 247Sports, The Indianapolis Star, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Sports. He is known for his in-depth analysis and reporting on college football, particularly UCLA football.
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David Woods' coverage is primarily focused on local sports, specifically college football and UCLA athletics. Given his focus on event coverage and promotional deals, he may be open to pitches related to upcoming games or events involving UCLA sports teams, as well as promotions or partnerships within the sports industry.
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By: David Woods
Charlton was an 11-time Big Ten champion and three times the Big Ten track athlete of the year.
By: David Woods
The NCAA champion and 2023 World Championship bronze medalist lost in his opening match in Paris to Mongolia's Munkhtur Lkhagvagerel.
By: David Woods
Team USA won just one diving medal in Paris, the fewest diving medals by the US since a back-to-back shutout at Beijing 2008 and Athens 2004.
By: David Woods
David Woods Special for IndyStar Notre Dame accounted for nine of Indiana's 20 medals.
By: David Woods
When he won and set an Olympic record in the 1,500 meters, the fire that was U.S. track and field was already burning. Hocker threw kerosene on it.
By: David Woods
IndyStar correspondent David Woods had a busy two weeks in Paris trying to keep up with Indiana's strong Olympic contingent. Here are his top moments.
By: David Woods
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SHE MIGHT BE as dominant as any active American athlete in any women's sport. Valarie Allman is the Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone or Simone Biles or Mikaela Shiffrin of the discus.
WHEN HE WAS a boy, Cole Hocker, the Paris Olympics 1500 gold medalist, was fast. As in sprinter fast. His... Read More
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david woods INDIANAPOLIS -- He has the Olympic gold medal . What about the world record? Cole Hocker 's summer is far from over.
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