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
| The New York Giants passed on a potential franchise quarterback and instead picked a receiver who should make an immediate impact when
By: Patrick Lanni
| The Philadelphia Eagles secured a position of need by selecting Toledo cornerback Quinyon Mitchell with the 22nd pick last night in the NFL Draft.
By: Patrick Lanni
| The New York Jets used their first-round selection as an insurance policy, not only for their aging star quarterback but also their revamped offensive line.
By: Patrick Lanni
The Scarlet Knights handed out their spring camp awards at halftime of their Scarlet-White spring game at SHI Stadium, acknowledging three players who stood out during spring camp for various reasons.
By: Planni, Patrick Lanni
The Scarlet Knights showed an affinity to go to the air during Saturday's Scarlet-White Game.
By: Patrick Lanni, Brian Fonseca
Here is where the Rutgers football prospects who did not get selected in the 2023 NFL Draft landed.
By: Planni, Patrick Lanni
There's excitement building around the Scarlet Knights and not just because of the boardwalk rides.
The Scarlet Knights will have a new punter when summer workouts resume.
By: Patrick Lanni, Planni, Brian Fonseca, Bfonseca, Steve Politi
The Rutgers Rant is back to recap the Scarlet Knights' spring game and the football program's outlook following camp.
| Yaraslau Slavikouski, an All-American wrestler for Rutgers in 2024, will stick to his word after after all.
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