Nathan Swaffar is a journalist specializing in sports reporting, particularly in the local Kansas area. He writes for 247Sports and covers a range of topics related to the University of Kansas basketball team, providing game recaps, player interviews, and analysis of team performance.
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Lawrence, United States (Local)
Nathan Swaffar's focus is primarily on college basketball, particularly the Kansas Jayhawks and their head coach Bill Self. His articles feature event coverage, expert commentary, and player interviews.
To effectively reach out to Nathan, consider providing insights or analysis related to game strategies, player performances or any trends in college basketball that can add value to his coverage of the Kansas Jayhawks' games and activities.
Given his local geographic focus in Lawrence, Kansas, pitches should be relevant to this area or have a strong connection to it. Furthermore, sources with insider access or unique perspectives on the team's activities may be particularly appealing to him.
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By: Mitchell Will Lean, Londyn Schroeder, Lucy Daley
Mitchell High School cross country boasts high potential in 2024.
The Coyotes finished 10-3 last season en route to an FCS Playoff quarterfinal appearance.
USD finished 10-3 in 2023 en route to an FCS Playoff quarterfinal appearance.
There will be plenty to look for when the Coyotes open their season on Thursday.
The Coyotes travel to Madison for their first road game of the season against the Badgers.
The Coyotes will look to pull a major FCS over FBS upset on Saturday.
The senior running back is looking to lead Avon to a second straight Class 9B state title.
USD had multiple chances in the second half to take the lead at Camp Randall but fell to 1-1
By: Nathan Swaffar
The Coyotes will look to rebound after falling at Wisconsin last Saturday.
The Coyotes have only converted 27 percent of their third downs through two games. played.
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