Mike Griffith is a sports writer with a focus on local sports in the United States, specifically in Georgia and Atlanta. He has written for various publications and radio stations, including Wsb Radio, The Bakersfield Californian, 960 The Ref, DawgNation, and Florida Weekly. His articles cover a range of topics, including college football, local sports events, and athlete interviews.
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Mike Griffith's coverage largely centers on local sports, particularly college football with a focus on Georgia and Atlanta. He seems to prioritize event coverage, announcements, and expert commentary related to Georgia football and key players like Carson Beck.
For effective outreach, offering insights or access to individuals closely involved in the events or developments around Georgia football would likely be well-received by Mike. Additionally, providing expert analysis on evolving stories related to transfer portal activities or specific games involving local teams may increase the chances of engaging him.
Given his geographic focus on Atlanta and Georgia, pitches should ideally involve localized sporting events or personalities within this region for better alignment with his reporting interests.
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ATHENS — What would have happened if Travis Hunter had signed with Georgia?
ATHENS — The first round of the College Football Playoffs has arrived like a Holiday fruitcake.
ATHENS — Georgia has opened as a 1 1/2-point underdog to Notre Dame in the CFP quarterfinal Sugar Bowl.
By: Mike Griffith
ATHENS — Georgia has opened as a 1.5-point underdog to Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal Sugar Bowl.
ATHENS — The Georgia vs. Notre Dame Sugar Bowl is shaping up as a “pick ‘em” in the court of public opinion.
ATHENS — Penn State's dominant 38-10 win over SMU sets up the Orange Bowl side of the 12-team College Football bracket.
ATHENS — College football has seen this scary version of Ohio State football before -- upset, motivated, getting the most from a loaded roster.
By: Mike Griffith
Notre Dame will be without team captain and starting defensive tackle Rylie Mills for the remainder of the College Football Playoff. Coach Marcus Freeman provided the update Monday on Mills, who injured his right knee in the third quarter of a 27-17, first-round win over Indiana.
By: Mike Griffith
The College Football Playoff has produced plenty of exciting moments, and Gary Stokan believes more of the same is headed to Atlanta to start the near year.
ATHENS — Kirby Smart doesn't get caught up in pleasantries when it comes to talking football.
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