Tennessee football beat writer at The Daily Times
Noah Taylor is a Tennessee football beat writer for The Daily Times. He also writes for Rivals.com and the Cureus Journal of Medical Science. Noah covers all aspects of Tennessee football, including game analysis, player updates, and news surrounding the team.
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Noah Taylor exclusively covers sports, particularly focusing on college football and basketball. His articles mainly comprise event coverage related to specific games, team performances, and player decisions such as opting out of bowl games or declaring for the NFL Draft.
Given his focus on event coverage within the United States, Noah would likely be open to pitches involving exclusive interviews with players or coaches from relevant teams. Additionally, providing unique insights into game analysis and predictions could capture his interest.
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By: Noah Taylor
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Every story leading up to Tennessee’s College Football Playoff first round game against Ohio State, all in one place.
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It had all the hallmarks of a game that could challenge top-ranked Tennessee. A mid-major opponent in Middle Tennessee State, hours after being ranked No. 1 in the major polls for the third-straight week and two days before Christmas and a lengthy break with SEC play looming. TALK ABOUT IT IN THE ROCKY TOP FORUM For more than a half, it looked like that, too. The short-handed Vols, who have outside of a last-second shot at Illinois, haven't been pushed the brink in the non-conference quite like the Blue Raiders pushed them on Monday night. But in the end, Tennessee…
Everything Rick Barnes said after Tennessee basketball beat MTSU Tennessee is faced its toughest challenge yet on its home floor on Monday night. The No. 1 Vols needed a second half push to avoid Middle Tennessee State's upset bid and win 82-64 at Food City Center. TALK ABOUT IT IN THE ROCKY TOP FORUM After trailing by six at halftime, Tennessee (12-0) outscored the Blue Raiders (9-4) by 24 points in the second half and held them without a field goal over the last four minutes to remain unbeaten as SEC play looms in the coming weeks. Here is everything…
On how Rick Barnes is approaching Tennessee’s roster attrition.
For still being undefeated right before the calendar flips to a new year and holding down the No. 1 spot in the polls for three-straight weeks, Tennessee is dealing with some uncertainty. The Vols (12-0) have largely dominated in most games they've played with a few exceptions, but as SEC play looms there are questions about their roster, which dropped to just nine scholarship players on Monday. TALK ABOUT IT IN THE ROCKY TOP FORUM Hours before Tennessee hosted Middle Tennessee State in its second-to-last non-conference game, news broke that sophomore Cam Carr had left the program. Carr wasn't expected…
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