J. Brady McColloughstaff is a journalist for the Los Angeles Times, specializing in local sports coverage in the Los Angeles area. With a focus on college football, McCollough provides commentary, analysis, and in-depth reporting on teams such as USC and UCLA, as well as covering national championship games and rankings.
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J. Brady Mccolloughstaff's coverage primarily revolves around college football, particularly focusing on teams and events related to the CFP Championship, Michigan, Washington, USC, UCLA, Pac-12, NCAA as well as coaching and player performance. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to these specific areas.
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By: J. Brady Mccolloughstaff
Ten years after he was fired by USC on the tarmac at LAX, coach Lane Kiffin has recalibrated his life and settled into a spoiler role at Ole Miss.
By: J. Brady Mccolloughstaff
Chip Kelly has failed to achieve a statement win at UCLA but improvements on defense could make the Dante Moore-led Bruins a dangerous team very soon.
By: J. Brady Mccolloughstaff
UCLA defensive coordinator D'Anton Lynn has transformed the Bruins into one of college football's stingiest teams. Chip Kelly can't afford to lose him.
By: J. Brady Mccolloughstaff
USC fans need to forget about a quick path to a national championship and embrace they're in the midst of a rebuilding project led by Lincoln Riley.
By: J. Brady Mccolloughstaff
With the Pac-12 disbanding and the College Football Playoff expanding, there will be fewer apocalyptic-level games at end of regular season.
By: J. Brady McCollough
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By: J. Brady Mccolloughstaff
The Big Ten that Washington, along with USC and UCLA, are joining is in a contentious state. Could the national championship game start the healing process?
By: J. Brady Mccolloughstaff
Before he was the Washington football general manager, Los Angeles native Courtney Morgan was Michigan's director of personnel.
By: J. Brady Mccolloughstaff
Blake Corum rushes for more than 100 yards and Michigan capitalizes on its fast start to defeat Washington for the College Football Playoff championship.
By: J. Brady McCollough
For as much as it seemed significant swaths of the country were rooting against Michigan's run to the program's first national championship since
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