Deron Snyder is a journalist who focuses on local sports, particularly in the Virginia area and at Virginia Union University. His articles cover a range of topics, including college basketball, football, and wrestling, with a particular emphasis on historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs). His work has been featured in Yahoo News, theGrio, and Fan Buzz.
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Deron Snyder's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly HBCU sports and college basketball. His work also features a significant amount of expert commentary and event coverage.
Given the focus on local sports and HBCUs, pitches to Deron should revolve around stories related to these topics. For instance, providing insights from coaches or players involved in HBCU sports events would likely align with his interests.
Additionally, since he covers college basketball extensively, offering access to interviews with players or coaches from teams within his geographic focus may be well received.
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By: Deron Snyder
We don't have anything against the players; we just never want to see those fans happy.
By: Deron Snyder
A new report says at least 40 million Black Americans may be regularly targeted or reached with misleading and harmful storylines.
By: Deron Snyder
It’s not like 55th picks make or break an NBA team’s fortunes. Players who are taken that late do well to make the roster and ride the bench.
NCAA takes a common sense approach by finally removing cannabis from its list of banned substances.
By: Deron Snyder
Anyone, including former Olympian MyKayla Skinner, who looks back fondly on U.S. Gymnastics' era of abuse needs to sit down and shut up.
“Frederick Flips” has talent that nearly matches his eagerness to grow men’s gymnastics and draw more Black boys into the sport.
Summer Games are the Olympics kaleidoscope, among the few instances when two Americas show up as one.
By: Deron Snyder
Technically, Noah Lyles is correct about presumptuous America and “world champions,” but mainstream sports stars needn’t be so sensitive.
By: Deron Snyder
While hoping Tyson knocks Paul's block off, I fear for the 58-year-old's safety against a hard-hitting man half his age.
By: Deron Snyder
Like the spotlight he bathes in, Coach Prime stays awash in controversy while Colorado backs him – including banning a local columnist.
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