Dennis Knight is a sportswriter for the Savannah Morning News. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive and professional sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting, while also touching on arts and entertainment. Dennis has been featured in notable publications such as The Augusta Chronicle, USA TODAY, Yahoo Sports, and The Indianapolis Star.
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Savannah, United States (Local)
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Dennis Knight's coverage heavily focuses on local sports in Savannah, Georgia. He seems to prioritize event coverage and evolving stories, particularly related to high school sports such as football and basketball.
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Dennis Knight, Savannah Morning News
Dennis Knight, Savannah Morning News RJ Brown Jr. is no stranger to the world of college football recruiting.
By: Dennis Knight
The meteoric rise of the Savannah Bananas as one of the most successful sports and entertainment franchises in the world started in 2016 and continues to grow.
By: Dennis Knight
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Dennis Knight, Savannah Morning News Benedictine's Eron Mallard had a breakout junior season for the Cadet football team as the lightning-fast
Dennis Knight, Savannah Morning News
Dennis Knight, Savannah Morning News Howard Jordan has been hired as the head football coach at Groves — taking over for Calvin Wells, who led the program for the last four seasons.
By: Dennis Knight
We took a look at the 267 Division I football programs and came up with a list of Savannah area players set to compete for them in the fall.
Dennis Knight, Savannah Morning News Emerson Lewis and Brexton Bell have been on the radar of Power 4 football programs since the duo started their high school careers as standouts on the Calvary Day defense as freshmen.
