Jeremy Werner is a Publisher at IlliniInquirer.com. He specializes in various aspects of sports journalism, covering themes such as competitive sports, sports business, and the intersection of sports with arts and entertainment, including film and cinema. Jeremy's work has been featured in outlets like Moviehole, Hammer & Rails, Responsible AI Consulting, 247Sports, and NewsBreak.
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Jeremy Werner's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly college football and the Illinois Fighting Illini team. Given his focus on game reviews, player analysis, and transfers within this niche market, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide exclusive insights into specific players' performances or transfer news related to the Illinois Fighting Illini.
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Illinois must replace its star kicker, star punt returner and starting punter
By: Jeremy Werner
The Illini have a lot of positions on the two-deep to sort out entering the start of training camp on Aug. 3
By: Jeremy Werner
The Illini are one of four college basketball powers expected to host Bowman for an official visit
By: Jeremy Werner
The Illini brought in a top-25 recruiting class in 2026. Which of those freshmen could make an impact immediately?
Illinois has two commits in the Class of 2027 already but is working to add more in the backcourt and in the post
By: Jeremy Werner
Head coach Bret Bielema and players Katin Houser, Juice Clarke and Matthew Bailey will represent the Illini at Big Ten Media Days in Chicago on Tuesday
The Big Ten has won three straight national championships and will look to continue to establish itself as the king conference in college football
The corporate sponsorship deepens the Illini's financial war chest in the pay-for-play era
Illini Inquirer's Jeremy Werner and Kyle Tausk break down offseason buzz they've gathered on Illinois basketball. The guys discuss David Mirkovic as the pr
By: Jeremy Werner
Jershaun Newton has changed positions, and Illini Inquirer gives takeaways from its first practice viewing
