John Brice is a Writer at various publications, including Yahoo Sports Canada and USA TODAY. He focuses on themes in sports, particularly competitive and professional sports, as well as the business and legal aspects of the industry. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Indianapolis Star and The Daily Progress.
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John Brice's articles mainly focus on local sports, particularly college football and Notre Dame. He often includes expert commentary and event coverage. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering insights or interviews related to college football events in the Boulder area, updates on Notre Dame's sports activities, or any breaking news within the local sports community.
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John Brice, USA TODAY In the act of getting along to get along with its SEC brethren Wednesday, Aug. 26, LSU decided instead to stand alone.
By: Craig Meyer, John Brice
What was already an eventful and dizzying offseason in college football got a bit more surreal over the past several days, with players who had been
Pete Bevacqua provided the unofficial bullhorn for spending on college football rosters in early June.
John Brice, USA TODAY Seven times since 2020 a transfer quarterback has led a team to a College Football Playoff championship game.
By: John Brice, Paul Myerberg
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By: Paul Myerberg, John Brice
The SEC and Big Ten set a rule that prevents drafted players from rejoining college teams. Non-compliance will lead to significant penalties for each school.
By: John Brice, Paul Myerberg
The SEC and Big Ten set a rule that prevents drafted players from rejoining college teams. Non-compliance will lead to significant penalties for each school.
By: John Brice, Paul Myerberg
The SEC and Big Ten set a rule that prevents drafted players from rejoining college teams. Non-compliance will lead to significant penalties for each school.
By: Paul Myerberg, John Brice
Several former college football players have made unexpected returns to campus from NFL training camps following legal rulings that paved the way
