Robert Keegan III is a journalist for The Post, a local news outlet in Athens, Ohio. He covers a range of sports topics, including football and men's basketball, providing analysis, game recaps, and player profiles. Robert is dedicated to bringing the latest updates and insights to the local community.
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Robert Keegan III’s coverage is exclusively focused on sports, particularly football and basketball at Ohio University. He heavily features announcements, event coverage, and investment analysis related to local sports teams.
If you are involved with or have insights into the performance of Ohio University's sports teams or can provide expert commentary on local college-level sporting events, Robert may be interested in your input. Additionally, if you have information regarding upcoming games, team strategies or player performances relevant to the covered topics, it could be valuable for his articles.
Given Robert’s focus on a specific geographic area (Athens), pitches should align with this localized interest and offer pertinent content related to Ohio University's athletic programs.
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Against Central Michigan, Ohio proved it can hang among the best in the MAC.
Ohio (4-3, 2-1 Mid-American Conference) entered its game against rival Miami (3-4, 2-1 MAC) hopeful after a strong 2-0 start in the conference.
There aren't many football players in Wuppertal, Germany, at least not the American kind. In fact, there may just be one: Ohio running back Duncan Brune.
By: Logan Adams, Charlie Fadel, Robert Keegan
Each week, the Sports' editorial team selects its Top 25 FBS college football teams for the Student Media Poll.
Ohio (4-3, 2-1 Mid-American Conference) is quickly approaching its biggest game of the year to date.
By: Robert Keegan Iii
Coleman Owen’s three touchdowns lead Ohio to win against Buffalo 47-16.
By: Robert Keegan Iii
Norah Roush headlined a slew of MAC postseason honors for Ohio.
Ohio was awarded three spots on the All-Mid-American Conference teams, as announced by the MAC early Tuesday afternoon.
By: Charlie Fadel, Robert Keegan Iii
The Post’s sports staff gives its rankings of the Mid-American Conference.
Ohio (7-3, 5-1 Mid-American Conference) left Peden Stadium Wednesday night with its heads held high after a dominant 35-10 win over Eastern
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