John Hilber is a journalist for TV2 KSU, covering local sports in Portage County, Ohio. With a focus on football, John provides previews, recaps, and analysis of games, highlighting the team's performance and outcomes.
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John Hilber's coverage primarily focuses on local football, particularly at Purdue University. He is likely to be interested in news related to game previews, player transfers, and coaching developments within the Purdue football program. Given his focus on expert commentary and announcements, he may be receptive to pitches featuring interviews with coaches or players providing insights into upcoming games or significant changes within the team.
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By: John Hilber
Maya Nordeen Freshman forward Delfina Larripa (28) chases the action down the pitch at the field hockey game against Penn State Sept. 13, 2024.
Kent State turned to QB Ruel Tomlinson against OU, and he lost big in his first collegiate start, but coach Burns still has confidence in the freshman
National signing day hit Kent State, as well as the nation, Nov. 13. The day is dedicated to high school students committing to colleges across the nation to further their academic and athletic aspirations. Many Kent State athletics programs dipped its toes into the pool of high school students on national signing day and later,...
By: John Hilber
Kent State is counting on the improved play of safety Josh Baka in the Wagon Wheel football game against rival Akron on Tuesday.
Isabella Schreck Kenni Burns, Kent State’s 23rd football coach in program history, gives his opening remarks at his first Kent State press conference Dec. 16, 2022.
By: John Hilber
Akron Beacon Journal KENT — The Kent State women's basketball team is 3-3 and coming off back-to-back 20-point wins.
The Kent State women's basketball team is not shooting as well as last season, and the Flashes are hoping a return to health will change that.
By: John Hilber
Akron Beacon Journal KENT — The Golden Flashes did it. Unfortunately.
By: John Hilber
Akron Beacon Journal KENT — The Kent State men's basketball team is coming off a 19-point win Friday at home over Portland University, is
By: John Hilber
The Kent State women's basketball team is being led by new starting guard Mya Babbitt, who is 27th in the nation in 3-point shooting
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