Michelle R Martinelli is a Sports Reporter/Editor at USA TODAY. She covers a range of topics including football, motorsports, college sports, and events like the Super Bowl and NASCAR. Michelle's work has been featured in notable publications such as USA TODAY and Marco Island Sun Times.
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Michelle R Martinelli's coverage is primarily focused on event coverage in the sports domain, with a specific focus on college football and other sporting events. Pitches to Michelle could include exclusive insights or behind-the-scenes stories related to college football games or major sporting events, as well as interviews with athletes, coaches, or officials involved in these events.
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By: Michelle R. Martinelli
Simone Biles won a record-tying sixth all-around world title and is now the most decorated gymnast in history.
By: Michelle R. Martinelli
This is a baaaad beat.
By: Michelle R. Martinelli
This ref was just in the way.
By: Michelle R. Martinelli
TOO GOOD.
By: Michelle R. Martinelli
HOW… WHAT?! THE GAME WAS OVER.
By: Michelle R. Martinelli
The College Football Playoff picture is finally starting to become clear. Well, kind of clear. It's less murky than it has been in the past several weeks when it felt like there were endless foursome combinations
By: Michelle R. Martinelli
What exactly does an elephant have to do with the Crimson Tide? Here’s the answer.
By: Michelle R. Martinelli
Are these *that* bad?
By: Michelle R. Martinelli
Peak Iowa offense.
By: Michelle R. Martinelli
Michael Penix Jr. led Washington to a thrilling win vs. Oregon.
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