Kyle Smedley is a sports correspondent who focuses on local sports in Muncie, Indiana. He writes for The Herald Bulletin and The Ball State Daily News, covering a variety of sports including basketball, football, and more. His work has also been featured in TheSportster.
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Muncie, Indiana, United States (Local)
Kyle Smedley's reporting primarily focuses on local sports events, especially college basketball at Ball State University. His emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary suggests that he is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming games, player interviews, post-game analysis from experts or former players, and human interest stories about the teams or individual athletes.
Given his geographic focus on Indiana and Muncie, Kyle may also be open to pitches regarding high school sports events or local community initiatives related to athletics. Pitches should emphasize a strong knowledge of the local sports scene and an understanding of the specific dynamics of college basketball in Indiana.
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Kyle Larson is excited and scared to do the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600. Here's what IndyCar drivers think of The Double
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kyle smedley INDIANAPOLIS – “It just happened so fast,” Linus Lundqvist said.
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INDIANAPOLIS – There had already been another crash on the third practice day for the 108th Indianapolis 500. That didn’t make Marcus Ericsson’s crash any less jarring.
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Conor Daly on growing IndyCar: 'We have to get what we do out to those people. ... It’s like, ‘No, this is actually sweet.''
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A look at how Chip Ganassi Racing is handling its three Indy 500 rookies
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Only three of Marcus Ericsson, Graham Rahal, Nolan Siegel and Katherine Legg will compete in the Indy 500 after Sunday's Last Chance qualifying
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Kyle Smedley Special to IndyStar INDIANAPOLIS – After six hours of qualifying time and three qualifying attempts, Graham Rahal shot out of the priority lane at pit row as time expired.
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Nolan Siegel was bumped from the race, while Katherine Legge, Marcus Ericsson and Graham Rahal feel little more than relief and regret
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