Jake Lawson is a sports journalist who writes for SB Nation and Cigalah Group. With a focus on football, Jake provides detailed match reports and analysis for various teams, including Leicester City. He also delves into sports journalism ethics and occasionally evaluates team performances.
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Jake Lawson's coverage is heavily focused on football, particularly match reports and announcements related to Leicester City. He would likely be interested in pitches offering exclusive insights or interviews with players, coaches, or analysts directly involved with Leicester City FC.
Given the high percentage of event coverage in his articles, Jake may also be open to receiving press releases or pitches about upcoming matches involving Leicester City FC. If you have access to insider information about player transfers, injuries, or other behind-the-scenes developments at the club, this could make for a compelling pitch.
Since there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Jake's articles, it can be inferred that he covers international football news without being limited to a particular region.
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By: Jake Lawson
A Plattsmouth man accused of sexually abusing a 19-year-old girl for years entered a plea on Tuesday.
Foxes fall to Forest with a disastrous second-half defensive display
By: Jake Lawson
Nearly 100,000 signatures between two petitions gathered by Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana are now under scrutiny, according to Secretary of State Bob Evnen.
By: Jake Lawson
OK, actually the 23.68% mark, if you want to be pedantic about it.
By: John Grinvalds, Jake Lawson
In a courtroom packed full of lawyers, serious allegations were made against the Nebraska for Medical Marijuana petition drive.
Well, at least the first half was entertaining...
By: Jake Lawson, Matthew Mittlieder
The trial to determine the validity of signatures supporting two medical marijuana petitions rolled into its third day Friday.
By: Matthew Mittlieder, Jake Lawson
Closing arguments have been made in the medical marijuana trial as Nebraskans prepare to vote to adopt or reject the initiatives.
By: Jake Lawson
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - A professor with Union Adventist University has been arrested after authorities intercepted a drug-filled package in New York.
By: John Grinvalds, Jake Lawson
Published Nov. 13, 2024 at 2:39 PM EST | Updated 6 minutes ago
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