Patrick Lanni is a reporter for NJ Advance Media, working for The Star-Ledger and NJ.com. He specializes in covering local sports, including football, wrestling, and track and field. Patrick's work has been featured in various publications, including JOSEPH M POKOJNI JR and Calhoun Times.
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Patrick Lanni's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly college football and recruiting at Rutgers University. He is likely to be responsive to pitches related to upcoming games, exclusive interviews with coaches or players, insights on recruitment decisions and strategies, as well as stories about standout athletes.
Given the high percentage of event coverage in his articles, he may also show interest in behind-the-scenes access or exclusive news related to sporting events involving Rutgers University.
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By: Patrick Lanni, Planni
Rutgers will try to snap 40-game losing streak to opponents ranked in the AP Top 25
By: Patrick Lanni, Planni
The Scarlet Knights were overpowered by the seventh-ranked Hokies.
By: Patrick Lanni, Brian Fonseca
Will Senior Day be a special day for Rutgers? The Scarlet Knights (6-4, 3-4) host No. 24 Illinois (7-3, 4-3) in Piscataway on Saturday.
By: Patrick Lanni
| It will be remembered as absolute heartbreak for Rutgers and a miracle for Illinois.
Illinois found a way to pull out a miraculous finish and stun Rutgers on Saturday at SHI Stadium.
By: Patrick Lanni, Planni
The Scarlet Knights lost a heartbreaker to the Illini, 38-31, on Senior Day at SHI Stadium.
By: Patrick Lanni, Planni
Where will Rutgers most likely be bowling? Here's a look with one game to go.
By: Planni, Patrick Lanni
The Scarlet Knights seemed destined for a low-level bowl game on Dec. 26.
By: Patrick Lanni
| What comes next — on the field — may be better proof than anything coach Greg Schiano could say from behind the podium two days after suffering one of the toughest losses of his 16-year Rutgers tenure
By: Patrick Lanni
| This is a handoff the entire Rutgers program can take off and run with.
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