Breaking News Reporter, The Delaware News Journal
Jeff Neiburg is a Breaking News Reporter for The Delaware News Journal. Based in Philadelphia, he covers college sports and local news. Jeff's work has been featured in various publications, including The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Island Packet, and The Morning Call.
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
Jeff Neiburg's focus is predominantly on sports, particularly college basketball and football. He seems to prioritize event coverage and evolving stories related to these sports, specifically with a local focus in the United States, Pennsylvania, and Philadelphia.
For effective outreach, consider offering insights or interviews related to ongoing games or events involving college basketball teams like Villanova or Penn State. Additionally, providing commentary on NCAA-related topics such as the Peach Bowl would likely be of interest.
Given Jeff's emphasis on local relevance in his coverage area and specific teams mentioned in his articles, pitches should align with this regional focus while addressing the topics he frequently covers.
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By: Jeff Neiburg, Inquirer Tns
May 3—Aaron Nola needed 46 pitches to get through the second inning, the most pitches he's ever thrown in a single inning, but he surrendered just two runs on the night.
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By: Jeff Neiburg
Villanova guard Mark Armstrong will remain forgo his final two seasons of eligibility and remain in the 2024 NBA draft, the university announced Monday afternoon.
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By: Jeff Neiburg
Delaney was in the same recruiting class with Brunson and DiVincenzo. After a double hip replacement, the South Jersey native is trying to make a basketball comeback.
By: Jeff Neiburg
The third player in the class might make for a good answer to a question during the next Friends of Nova trivia night for Villanova's boosters and NIL collective donors.
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By: Jeff Neiburg
Will Dixon go pro or return to Villanova? The latter remains a strong possibility.
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By: Jeff Neiburg
James and Will Shipley are brothers, and brothers, especially the competitive types, sometimes settle things with a little physicality.
By: Jeff Neiburg, Inquirer Tns
May 12—For the fourth time during this college basketball offseason, a men's basketball player announced he was leaving one Big 5 school for another.
By: Jeff Neiburg
PHILADELPHIA — James and Will Shipley are brothers, and brothers, especially the competitive types, sometimes settle things with a little physicality.
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By: Jeff Neiburg
The story of the NBA playoffs so far — arguably, especially to those in Minnesota — has been Jalen Brunson and the Villanova ... er, New York Knicks.
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