Rachel Bachman is a senior sports reporter for The Wall Street Journal, specializing in coverage of college sports, the Olympics, and the Women's World Cup. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and insights, Rachel's work has been featured in various publications including MarketWatch, Business Recorder, CODE, Yahoo Sports, and LiveMint.
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Rachel Bachman's coverage mainly focuses on sports, particularly college sports and soccer. She reports extensively on events and government announcements related to these topics. If you want to reach out effectively, consider offering insights into the business side of college sports or women's sports that could provide a unique angle for her articles. Additionally, providing expert commentary on significant developments in NCAA or college football would likely capture her attention.
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By: Rachel Bachman
The coach who led Michigan's turnaround is the subject of two NCAA investigations and interest from multiple NFL teams
The eight-year broadcast-rights contract for 40 sports’ championships is worth $115 million a year, triple the value of the previous deal.
By: Rachel Bachman
The Huskies, who face Michigan in Monday's championship, pay their head coach less and top assistant more than most other programs
By: Rachel Bachman
The Huskies, who face Michigan in Monday’s championship, pay their head coach less and top assistant more than most other programs.
Jim Harbaugh calls J.J. McCarthy the greatest quarterback in school history. So why is watching him sometimes so terrifying?
By: Rachel Bachman
Ahead of the college football title game, Santa Ono spoke about criticism of higher education and the power of sports.
By: Rachel Bachman
Donovan Edwards exploded for two touchdowns and 104 yards to help the Wolverines beat Washington.
By: Rachel Bachman, Laine Higgins
The 72-year-old has won seven college football national championships, including six titles in 17 seasons with the Crimson Tide
Caitlin Clark could have stayed at Iowa another year. Instead she’s entering the WNBA draft—with Nike and other brands already courting her.
By: Rachel Bachman, Sarah Beauchamp, Andrea Braker
By Sarah Beauchamp Carrie Holler, Rachel Bachman and Andrea Braker were chosen as winners of the Newton Area Women of the Year award for...
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