Neil Blackmon

Senior Associate

Preston's Summary

Neil Blackmon is a Senior Associate at Saturday Down South, specializing in covering local sports, particularly the Southeastern Conference (SEC). With a focus on college football, Neil provides analysis, rankings, predictions, and insights into SEC teams and players. His articles offer in-depth coverage of games, recruiting, and the overall landscape of college football in the region.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 61 %
Investment Analysis: 11 %
Expert Commentary: 9 %
Announcement: 7 %
Seasonal: 3 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Team Sports
  • Individual Sports
  • Adventure Travel
  • Air Travel
  • Destinations
  • Family Travel

Pitching Insights

Neil Blackmon's coverage is heavily focused on college sports, particularly college football with a strong emphasis on the SEC and Florida Gators. If you are seeking to reach out to Neil, consider offering expert insights or analysis related to upcoming games, player performance rankings, recruiting news within the SEC or specifically relating to Florida Gators.

Considering his local (United States) geographic focus, providing information about local events or stories that directly impact the region may also be of interest. This could include stories about specific players from regional colleges or universities, as well as any legal developments impacting college sports in the United States.

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