Eric Bean is an Assistant Sports Editor for Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan and Vermillion Plain Talk. With a background in sports journalism and broadcasting, Eric covers local sports in South Dakota, with a focus on the Vermillion area. His articles highlight game recaps, player profiles, and updates on the local sports scene.
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Eric Bean’s articles mainly focus on local sports events, particularly those involving the South Dakota Coyotes. He seems to heavily cover college sports, basketball, and football in particular.
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By: Eric Bean
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By: Eric Bean
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By: Eric Bean
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