Rainer Sabin is a Michigan Football and Big Ten Insider at the Detroit Free Press. He covers a wide range of topics including Michigan and Michigan State football, college sports, and professional sports, with a focus on competitive sports and the sports business. Rainer's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and The Columbus Dispatch.
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Detroit, United States (Local)
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Rainer Sabin's coverage is exclusively focused on sports, particularly college football with a specific focus on Michigan and Alabama football programs. His articles often include expert commentary, event coverage, and evolving stories related to these teams and their coaches. Therefore, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into the performance or strategies of these teams.
Given his local geographic focus within the United States (Michigan/Detroit), relevant sources should have deep knowledge of college football in this region. They might also need to have connections to Michigan or Alabama football programs or insight into the coaching staff.
Pitching stories related to Jim Harbaugh, Michigan State Football, game predictions between Michigan and other prominent college football teams could align well with Rainer Sabin’s areas of interest.
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Detroit Free Press COLUMBUS, Ohio — In the haze of pepper spray, it seemed like a wild fever dream. But it was simply a Michigan football fantasy come to life.
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Detroit Free Press Show Caption In retrospect, it seems preposterous.
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Detroit Free Press Elijah Dotson is officially on board with Michigan football . The state's No. 2-ranked recruit celebrated the occasion
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Detroit Free Press During the same afternoon Bryce Underwood officially joined Michigan football, a reporter noticed someone peeling Kirk
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Detroit Free Press The Big Ten was excluded from the drama that percolated before the unveiling of the 12-team College Football Playoff on
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rainer sabin, detroit free press Not long after Sherrone Moore told reporters he was on the verge of hiring Michigan football's next offensive coordinator, CBSSports.com reported that Chip Lindsey had accepted the job.
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Detroit Free Press Show Caption In the 5 o'clock hour Tuesday, Sherrone Moore was asked to update how far along he was in the search
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Detroit Free Press Davis Warren's grip on the lead role in Michigan football 's offense has always seemed tenuous.
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Detroit Free Press Like most head coaches, Sherrone Moore doesn't like to reveal too much to the public.
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