Derek Peterson is a journalist and writer/editor for Saturday Down South, with a focus on national sports news in the United States. With a background in sports journalism, Derek covers a range of topics including college football, coaching changes, player transfers, and notable achievements in the world of sports.
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Derek Peterson's coverage is heavily focused on college football, particularly team news and coaching changes within the NCAA. He seems to prioritize event coverage, evolving stories, and press releases related to national sports events.
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By: Derek Peterson
An underdog, a team prop, and a handful of favorites make up the betting card for Week 9 of the college football season.
Player props to consider for Week 9 of the college football season.
By: Derek Peterson
Kirk Herbstreit says the Vanderbilt team Texas will meet in Week 9 'isn't old Vandy.'
By: Derek Peterson
Nebraska felt it was on the receiving end of some controversial decisions from the officiating crew in the first half of its game against Ohio State.
By: Derek Peterson
Brian Kelly comments on LSU's first-half performance against Texas A&M.
By: Derek Peterson
Early thoughts on 10 games across college football in Week 10.
Here's how I ranked the top 25 teams in the country ahead of Week 10.
By: Derek Peterson
| 16 minutes ago Georgia and Florida will play a pair of one-off games in Atlanta (2026) and Tampa (2027) before returning to Jacksonville in 2028, the schools announced on Friday.
Manny Diaz is making his first trip back to Miami, and his Duke Blue Devils are leading the unbeaten Hurricanes at the half.
By: Derek Peterson
Carson Beck says Georgia doesn't have to put him in better positions, he simply has to make better decisions after 3-interception game against Florida.
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