Marc Robbins is a sportscaster for WFSB TV, focusing on local sports news in the Hartford, Connecticut area. With a passion for covering college sports, Marc brings his expertise to reporting on the UConn women's basketball team, high school sports, and other local athletic events.
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Marc Robbins' coverage focuses primarily on local sports events, particularly college basketball and high school sports in Connecticut. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to these topics such as profiles of standout athletes, interviews with coaches or players, and analysis of game performances.
Given the heavy emphasis on event coverage within his articles, he may be more receptive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into ongoing games or upcoming events rather than general commentary. If you have unique access to behind-the-scenes stories or can provide detailed analysis of game strategies and player performance, it could capture Marc's attention.
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UNCASVILLE, CT (WFSB) - The Sun defeated Indiana in a series clinching win. However, instead of celebrating the victory, Sun players had to deal with questions about racially insensitive comments from so-called fans.
By: Marc Robbins, Jay Kenney
Students and teachers rally for increased federal and state funding for public schools.
MERIDEN, CT (WFSB) - The Beautiful Lives Project invited people with disabilities to play pickleball on Tuesday.
EAST HARTFORD, CT (WFSB) – The UConn Huskies have reached the midway point of the college football season with a commendable record of 4-2 after their first six games.
By: Marc Robbins
It doesn’t count, but it sure does mean something. The UConn Huskies pull away from Rhode Island in the second half and beat the Rams 102-75 in an Exhibition Game to Benefit the American Cancer Society.
By: Marc Robbins
HARTFORD, CT (WFSB) - UConn women's basketball started their season with a bang Thursday night, taking care of Boston University 86-32 at the XL Center.
Alex Karaban had a team high 17 points and four other Huskies scored in double figures as UConn withstood a pesky New Hampshire first half defense, beating the Wildcats by 39 at the XL Center Saturday evening.
The UConn women have played South Florida in basketball 34 times and have won each game.
The 3rd ranked UConn Huskies overcame missing their first nine three point attempts on Wednesday night and took care of LeMoyne 90-49 at the XL Center.
STORRS, CT (WFSB) - UConn defeated East Texas A&M 81-46 Tuesday night in it's final tune-up game before a trip to the Maui Invitational next week.
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