Jackson Payne is a sports journalist at the Deseret News. He covers a range of topics including football, basketball, and college sports, with a particular focus on the Big 12 Conference and professional sports. Jackson's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as KSL-TV, Yahoo News, and Brigham Young University.
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Jackson Payne's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly football and college athletics in the Utah area. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage. If you have insights into local sports events, especially related to football or college athletics in the Utah area, such as player transfers or team performances, your pitch may align well with his interests.
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Cougar Nation was not happy about another heartbreaking finish
By: Jackson Payne
The final AP top 25 football poll of the season is out. Where does BYU rank?
Utah sent three first rounders to the Phoenix Suns in exchange for a 2031 first.
Talk about a much-needed win. BYU broke out of its recent funk to earn a convincing 83-67 road victory over Colorado Tuesday night in Boulder.
By: Jackson Payne
BYU may have gotten its basketball season back on track. An explosive second half pushed the Cougars past Colorado Tuesday night for the team's first true road win of the campaign.
Linebacker Jack Kelly is running it back with the Cougars.
jackson payne BYU linebacker Jack Kelly (17) tries to hit Oklahoma State Cowboys running back Rodney Fields Jr. (20) as BYU and
Caleb Etienne is moving on. BYU's standout left tackle has declared for the NFL draft, he announced Wednesday via social media.
After 11 seasons in the NFL, Kyle Van Noy's career is still reaching new heights.
By: Jackson Payne
College football coaches across the country were impressed by BYU's 2024 season.
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