John Sears is a journalist based in Des Moines, Iowa, and writes for WHO-TV. With a focus on local sports, John covers a range of topics including high school championships, college football, and professional sports. His work has also been featured in KDSM FOX 17.
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John Sears' articles predominantly focus on local sports events and opinion editorials related to college football, particularly the Iowa Hawkeyes and Iowa State Cyclones. He also covers bowl games extensively.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and opinion editorials, John would likely be receptive to pitches providing exclusive insights into upcoming college football games involving the mentioned teams. Expert commentary from former players or coaches may also pique his interest, considering his focus on local sports events.
As for announcements related to player transfers, coaching changes, or team developments within these specific collegiate programs could attract John's attention. Additionally, he may be interested in opinion pieces that align with his coverage of local sporting events and teams.
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Mr. Soundoff Says- Brendan Sullivan delivered against Northwestern, now Sullivan deserves the chance to start for the Hawkeyes.
ALLEMAN – The North Polk Comets went undefeated in the regular season, 9-0. Comets are ranked #1 in Class 4A and start their run towards a state championship on Friday against Fort Dodge. The…
AMES, Iowa (AP) — Behren Morton drove Texas Tech 71 yards for the winning touchdown with 19 seconds left, and the Red Raiders denied No. 11 Iowa State its best start in program history with a 23-22…
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Kaleb Johnson rushed for 135 yards and three touchdowns and quarterback Brendan Sullivan rushed for a touchdown and threw for one as Iowa defeated Wisconsin 42-10 on Saturday…
Mr. Soundoff says the first 12 team college football playoff rankings are a sight we’ve been waiting for, for a long time. Why did college football wait so long to do something so obvious?
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DES MOINES — North High has just one swimmer going to state, and she nearly didn’t even go out for the sport in the first place. John Sears has the story.
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PELLA, Iowa — The Pella Dutch haven’t won a state football championship since the program won three straight from 2014-16.
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