Covering Rutgers for USA TODAY Sports Media Group
Kristian Dyer is a journalist covering Rutgers for USA TODAY Sports Media Group. With a focus on local sports, Kristian provides in-depth coverage of Rutgers football and basketball, as well as updates on recruits and player performances. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports and Yahoo News.
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Kristian Dyer's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports, particularly Rutgers University athletics, with a strong emphasis on football and basketball. He frequently features event coverage and profile pieces related to athletes from these sports.
To effectively pitch to Kristian, consider offering stories about upcoming games or events involving Rutgers University teams, exclusive interviews or human interest stories featuring the players or coaches.
Given his focus on local sports within New Jersey and at Rutgers University, pitches should be tailored specifically to this geographic area. If you have unique access to insider information regarding the mentioned topics or specific individuals affiliated with these athletic programs, it could capture Kristian’s attention.
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Rutgers hit the practice field again today in Piscataway.
A four-star QB is planning to visit Rutgers after his season concludes.
Scarlet Nation provides the latest update from the Rutgers practice field.
Rutgers football head coach Greg Schiano believes that changes to the Scarlet Walk will be beneficial to his program ahead of 'Senior Day.'
Rutgers football defensive end Aaron Lewis has come to embody the culture around a program that stepped up when he needed it the most.
Illinois is ranked in the CFB and head coach Bret Bielema is wary of a playing Rutgers.
Rutgers had the chance to beat No. 25, but gave up a late-game touchdown in a loss to No. 25 Illinois.
Rutgers had the chance to beat No. 25, but gave up a late-game touchdown in a loss to No. 25 Illinois.
By: Kristian Dyer
Rutgers football head coach Greg Schiano addresses the media following his team's loss to No. 25 Illinois.
By: Kristian Dyer
Following his team's loss on Saturday to No. 25 Illinois, Rutgers football head coach Greg Schiano addressed the media.
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