Football Content Creator/Writer NBC Sports EDGE
Lawrence Jackson is a football content creator and writer for NBC Sports EDGE. With a focus on national coverage, Lawrence provides analysis, insights, and commentary on various football-related topics. His work has been featured in NBC Sports, Scripps News, Yahoo Sports, and other notable publications.
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Lawrence Jackson's coverage is predominantly focused on event coverage within the sports domain, particularly football (soccer) and NBA. Pitches for Lawrence could include detailed insights into game analyses, player performances, or team strategies in these leagues.
Given his focus on specific events and games, he may be interested in receiving pitches that provide unique perspectives or insider insights related to ongoing matches or recent developments within these sports. Additionally, given the mention of fantasy football and its impact on real-world performance decisions, pitches around fantasy league impacts could also be considered.
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The Golf Today roundtable breaks down Scottie Scheffler's dominance on the PGA Tour, questioning how far the world No. 1 can take his game.
Eric Samulski and Scott Pianowski break down why they like Shota Imanaga and Seiya Suzuki heading into the 2024 fantasy baseball season.
John Wood calls in to talk about the value of caddie Ted Scott to Scottie Scheffler, Scheffler's toughness to battle through a neck injury at The Players Championship and more.
By: Lawrence Jackson
Caption President Barack Obama awards the 2013 Presidential Medal of Freedom to Cordy Tindell 'C.T.'Vivian, during a ceremony in the East Room of the White House on Nov. 20, 2013. A lifelong lover of books, Vivian was a civil rights leader, minister and author who died in Atlanta in 2020 at age 95.
By: Lawrence Jackson
Caption President Barack Obama awards the 2013 Presidential Medal of Freedom to Cordy Tindell'C.T.' Vivian, during a ceremony in the East Room of the White House on Nov. 20, 2013. A lifelong lover of books, Vivian was a civil rights leader, minister and author who died in Atlanta in 2020 at age 95.
By: Denny Carter, Lawrence Jackson, Bruce Martin
By: Denny Carter, Lawrence Jackson
By: Brentley Romine
Shane Lowry qualified for all three remaining signature events while others moved into position to play the next one.
By: Lawrence Jackson, Brentley Romine, Denny Carter
By: Denny Carter, Brentley Romine, Lawrence Jackson
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