Jesse Dougherty is a sports staff writer for The Washington Post, specializing in college sports and the evolving landscape of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights. His articles cover a range of topics including college football, NCAA regulations, athlete compensation, and the intersection of sports and identity. Jesse's work has been featured in various publications, including Stars and Stripes and the River Cities' Reader.
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Jesse Dougherty predominantly covers sports, specifically college football and NCAA-related topics. Given the focus on event coverage, evolving stories, and government announcements related to sports, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming games or events with unique story angles that provide insights into the world of college football.
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By: Jesse Dougherty
PORTLAND, Ore. -- You're Paige Bueckers, you just pushed your team to the Final Four, and you can't stop hearing your name. You have photos to take. You have so many people to hug. At this point, you're used to people shouting for you -- to them wanting something, to them hoping you'll take a second of your time and slide it their way.
By: Jesse Dougherty
Caitlin Clark and Iowa beat Paige Bueckers and Connecticut at the Final Four, but not before a foul called in the final seconds helped decide the outcome.
By: Julie Kliegman, Jesse Dougherty
By: Jesse Dougherty
DES MOINES, IOWA (April 16, 2024) — Iowa Workforce Development (IWD) has announced new awards for its annual Registered Apprenticeship (RA) grants, injecting new funding into dozens of programs that are developing the next generation of the Iowa workforce.
By: Emily Giambalvo, Jesse Dougherty
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