Erik Evans is a journalist with a focus on sports reporting, particularly in the realm of college football. He has a deep knowledge and passion for the game, providing insightful analysis and breaking news updates on coaching changes, game previews, and player performances. Erik's articles aim to keep readers informed and engaged in the world of college football.
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Erik Evans' coverage focuses primarily on sports, particularly college basketball and Alabama Crimson Tide. His articles predominantly feature event coverage, announcements, and investment analysis in the context of sports.
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Vegas has your money. Let’s go get it.
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Coach Kalen DeBoer’s press conference is jacked. You can tell he’s got so much adrenaline still coursing through those veins.
If ‘Bama holds serve, the playoffs are a matter of when, not if.
By: Erik Evans
All my homies hate Will Wade
By: Erik Evans
What’s the point of even playing a tough schedule?
Sorry, ESPN et al. You’re just wrong.
There are some bangers lurking in this one. Tennessee is great
It’ss that time of year: Award SZN. Here’s who I voted for, and why. This year, I’m not on Heisman voter roll, so we’ll be skipping that one (and a few others):
If you asked most ‘Bama fans what they thought of this contest when it was scheduled, you probably would have been greeted with conventional wisdom: Purdue is a grinding Big 10 team, they’re a slow team, they’re dominant in the paint, they play great defense etc. Meanwhile, Alabama is the lean, long athletic team. The Tide want to break out. ‘Bama’s three-point shooting is to be feared. They are often cavalier with the ball, but the risk is worth the payoff.
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