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: Rick Cleveland
Dot Burrow, the legendary Mississippi high school basketball player and grandmother of Joe Burrow, was inducted into the National High School Sports Hall of Fame on Monday, just three months shy of her 93rd birthday. (Photo by Keith Warren)
Rick ducks into an abandoned Boston Logan Airport terminal to tell us about the National Federation of High Schools Hall of Fame induction ceremony for Fulton’s own “Dot” Ford Burrow, and the boys recount a fun weekend on the coast at the annual Mississippi Press Association, where Rick picked up some hardware of his own. Plus, Tyler rants about stoplights on Hwy. 49 and newly minted Texas Longhorns baseball coach Jim Schlossnagle.
By: Rick Cleveland
Rick ducks into an abandoned Boston Logan Airport terminal to tell us about the National Federation of High Schools Hall of Fame induction ceremony
By: Rick Cleveland
Konnor Griffin, left, and his dad, Kevin Griffin, joined the Crooked Letter Sports Podcast for a Monday recording. Credit: Tyler Cleveland
By: Rick Cleveland
{span}Dot Burrow, the legendary Mississippi high school basketball player and grandmother of Joe Burrow, was inducted into the National High School Sports Hall of Fame on Monday, just three months shy of her 93rd birthday.{/span}
Rick and Tyler are brimming with pride after two Jackson Metro Area prospects went in the Top 12 picks of the Major League Baseball Draft, and the Cleveland boys make picks for this week’s Open Championship at Royal Troon.
By: Tyler Cleveland, Rick Cleveland
Rick and Tyler are brimming with pride after two Jackson Metro Area prospects went in the Top 12 picks of the Major League Baseball Draft, and the Cleveland boys make picks for this week's Open Championship at Royal Troon.
If you think it’s a slow time in the world of sports, don’t tell that to Xander Schauffele, the Summer Olympics, the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame or the Atlanta Braves who now use ambulances instead of a team bus. Today’s discussion involves The Open Championship, the Atlanta Braves hospital ward, next week’s big Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame celebration and the Paris Olympics.
By: Tyler Cleveland, Rick Cleveland
If you think it's a slow time in the world of sports, don't tell that to Xander Schauffele, the Summer Olympics, the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame or the Atlanta Braves who now use ambulances instead of a team bus. Today's discussion involves The Open Championship, the Atlanta Braves hospital ward, next week's big Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame celebration and the Paris Olympics.
By: Rick Cleveland
United States teammembers Jennifer Azzi (8) and Dawn Staley (5) do cartweels as Ruthie Bolton (6) look on, after their victory over Brazil for the gold medal in women's basketball at the Centennial Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta Sunday, August 4, 1996. United States defeated Brazil 111-87. (AP Photo/John Gaps III)
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