Derek Futterman is a multimedia producer for Barrett Media, specializing in sports journalism. With a focus on profiling prominent figures in the sports industry, Derek's articles provide insights into the lives and careers of athletes, broadcasters, and media personalities.
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Derek's work primarily consists of profiling sports media personalities and providing event coverage. If you're looking to pitch, consider offering exclusive interviews with prominent figures in the sports media industry or expert commentary on major events or trends within the field.
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By: Derek Futterman
"It’s a balancing act, but I think that you do want to make sure you have fun along the way, so you don’t take things too seriously, and you certainly don’t want to take yourself too seriously."
By: Derek Futterman
"My job is to facilitate and put the people that are knowledgeable in the best positions they can be and to keep things moving along, and that's
"I want it to be the most recognized brand in college football, and I want the show to essentially be viewed as the authority voice in college football."
By: Derek Futterman
"I'm crushing tape, but instead of football, I'm watching a TV show. It's the most fun I've ever had prepping for a game."
"I kind of look at it right now as its extended preseason in some ways where it's figuring out who's going to be that rotation over the course of time."
"What I have control over is doing a damn good job. Anything after that, I got no control over."
"A big chunk of me is here and will always be here." When Steve Russell decided to return to the University of Florida in 1998, he came back
Amber Wilson discusses her path to ESPN Radio, participation in the "College Football Tailgate" show on the road and her future goals with the company.
By: Derek Futterman
Brandon Spano, chief executive officer of ALLCITY Network, explains the decision to engage in layoffs of about 7% of the company workforce and future growth.
"I want to engage with the listeners a lot, take phone calls and just be creative and clever."
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