Rick Cleveland is a columnist for various publications, including Mississippi Today, Clarke County Tribune, Scott County Times, and The Star-Herald, Inc. His work has also been featured in the Enterprise Journal, HBCU Sports, and the Los Angeles Times. Rick's articles cover a range of sports topics, including college basketball, football, and local sports stories.
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Rick Cleveland's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly baseball and college football, with a significant emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary. With this in mind, individuals who can provide unique insights into upcoming events or offer expert analysis related to baseball or college football are likely to capture his attention.
Given the presence of podcasts in his work, Rick may be open to collaborating with experienced podcast guests who can contribute engaging stories from the world of sports writing or share holiday-themed sports content. Additionally, he often covers Mississippi sports, so experts familiar with this regional area could find success when reaching out for potential collaboration.
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By: Tyler Cleveland, Rick Cleveland
The Clevelands take their annual crack at forecasting the upcoming Mississippi college football season. They also discuss where the Braves go from here (without Austin Riley). Also, there's a discussion of the New Orleans Saints and Gardner Minshew.
By: Rick Cleveland
Durden Pillow Moss (left), her cousin Jenny Payne Gardner (center) and sister Julie Pillow Crosthwaith, reminisce as they look over some of the hundreds of newspaper clippings and other memorabilia depicting their grandfather Hugh "Hughie" Melville Critz at Gardner's Greenwood home, Thursday, Aug. 1, 2024. Critz played Major League baseball for the New York Giants in the 1930s and Cincinnati Reds in the 1920s. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today
By: Rick Cleveland
Old photographs of Hugh “Hughie” Melville Critz, during his professional baseball playing days as a New York Giants second baseman. The image is part of a mni-museum dedicated to Critz by one of his granddaughters in Greenwood, Thursday, Aug. 1, 2024. Critz also played Major League baseball for the New York Giants in the 1930s.
By: Rick Cleveland
by and August 28, 2024 Both the high school and college football seasons open this week with a huge slate of games, including the top-ranked Brandon Bulldogs playing at always powerful Picayune.
By: Tyler Cleveland, Rick Cleveland
Both the high school and college football seasons open this week with a huge slate of games, including the top-ranked Brandon Bulldogs playing at always powerful Picayune. The Clevelands also discuss the Mississippi college football openers.
By: Rick Cleveland
Columnist Rick Cleveland predicts records and storylines for Mississippi’s big three college football teams.
By: Rick Cleveland
Making public predictions on a Mississippi college football season is a capricious business. Trust me. I know. Depth at our schools is often thin. An injury or three at a key position can turn a potential 8-4 season into 4-8 quicker than you can say anterior cruciate ligament. Take 2021 for example. Southern Miss, in Will Hall's debut season, began the season with five quarterbacks…
By: Rick Cleveland
The Clevelands review the first big weekend of college football and look forward to the second weekend, headlined by the Mississippi State visit to Arizona State. Brandt, one of the Associated Press’s two national Major League Baseball writers, covered the Sun Devils’ impressive opening victory over Wyoming.
By: Rick Cleveland
Mississippi State head coach Jeff Lebby calls out to his players during Mississippi State's NCAA college spring football game, Saturday, April 20, 2024, in Starkville, Miss. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)
By: Rick Cleveland
The Clevelands review the first big weekend of college football and look forward to the second weekend, headlined by the Mississippi State visit to Arizona State.
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