Drew King is a basketball writer for PowerMizzou.com. He covers the Missouri hoops beat and has a strong background in sports journalism, previously reporting on Texas State and high school sports for the San Marcos Daily Record, with contributions to various prominent outlets. Drew's work has been featured in BVM Sports, Yahoo Sports, and CBS Sports, among others, focusing on competitive sports and the business of sports.
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Drew King's reporting is exclusively focused on college basketball, particularly the Missouri Tigers. His articles predominantly cover game recaps and previews with a significant emphasis on event coverage. This suggests that he would be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming games, player interviews, behind-the-scenes stories, or insights into team strategies.
Given his focus on specific teams and games, sources offering exclusive access to players or coaches for interviews could be of particular interest. Additionally, experts who can provide unique analysis of team performances and game strategies may also capture his attention.
As there is no specified geographic focus in Drew's coverage attributes, relevant stories from any location within the realm of college basketball are likely to resonate with him.
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Missouri had a handful of players compete at the event this year.
PowerMizzou sat in on a Tigers' practice in the final week of their summer session.
The St. Louis native discusses transferring back to the "Show-Me" state and how he's fitting in with the Tigers.
The EYBL circuit wrapped up in North Augusta this week.
The Tennessee transfer forward discusses his football roots and the Tigers' revamped frontcourt.
The Tigers are set to return to league action on Jan. 2.
After the SEC announced its conference slate, the Tigers unveiled their full docket for the year.
And what to make of fifth-year players seeking another year of eligibility.
The transfer forward was impressed by the Tigers during summer workouts.
Will Mizzou be able to bring back its All-SEC forward?
