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
Akron Beacon Journal KENT — Kent State is still searching for its first win of 2024, and last Saturday's 37-35 home loss to Ball State means the first half of the season has already come and gone.
By: John Hilber
Akron Beacon Journal Another loss. Another losing season. Another season without a bowl game.
By: John Hilber
Kent State football is still looking for its first win, and the team needs all units to click Saturday against Western Michigan for that to happen.
Kent State's defense may be one of the worst in the nation, but freshman linebacker Jayden Studio is playing a big role in turning it around.
By: John Hilber
The Kent State women's basketball team will tip off its season Monday against James Madison. There are five things to know as the season begins.
Cadie Pierce Edinboro’s Jack Kilner tries to pull out Blake Schaeffer’s leg for a takedown during their Mid-American Conference quarterfinal match on March 8, 2024.
By: John Hilber
With a new season underway for Kent State women's basketball, Jenna Batsch will lead the team for the first time without former star Katie Shumate.
By: John Hilber
Kent State men's basketball will be led by VonCameron Davis, who entered the transfer portal after last season but returned to the Golden Flashes.
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
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