Matt Goul is a Sports Reporter at cleveland.com. He has covered high school sports, particularly basketball and football, in Northeast Ohio since 2015, with a focus on competitive sports and sports business. Matt's work has been featured in Calhoun Times, The Villager Newspaper, Defiance Crescent News, Bryan Publishing Co, The Marietta Times, and MSN.
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Matt Goul's coverage focuses almost entirely on sports, particularly football and high school basketball with a strong emphasis on event coverage. If you have insights related to local sports events in the United States, Ohio, or Cleveland area, or if you can provide analysis of ongoing games or upcoming matches involving teams from these areas, your pitch is likely to be well received.
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By: Matt Goul
The Pistons have already exceeded expectations by getting to this point. Also, why there could be massive fallout after tonight.
By: Matt Goul
The Eastern Conference finals begin Tuesday night in New York.
By: Matt Goul
The Cavs’ desperation takes them to the conference finals, and it’s something the Pistons lacked in building toward the playoffs and in Game 7 on Sunday night.
By: Matt Goul
Most national writers favor New York over Cleveland in the series that begins Tuesday at Madison Square Garden, with several predicting the Knicks will advance in six games.
By: Matt Goul
Michael Wilbon also gave a bleak outlook on the Cavaliers after giving up a 22-point lead in the fourth quarter.
By: Matt Goul
The ESPN analyst didn't hold back after Jalen Brunson torched Harden in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals.
The Cavs failed to get the ball to Evan Mobley or Jarrett Allen in the second half.
By: Matt Goul
While the Knicks seek their first Finals trip since 1999, the Cavs will attempt to become the third team to come back from 2-0 deficits twice in one postseason.
By: Matt Goul
Most are looking ahead to the Finals for New York after the Knicks’ Game 3 win in the Eastern Conference finals.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Ohio — The annual East-West All-Star football game will be Friday at John Carroll University’s Don Shula Stadium. It’s a change of venu
