Robert O Neill is a journalist who writes for Comeback Media and Awful Announcing. His articles cover a range of sports topics, including NCAA championships, reactions to major announcements, and debates among sports figures. He has also been featured in Cigalah Group and Patch.com.
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Robert O Neill's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly the NFL, college football, and other major American sports leagues. From event coverage to expert commentary and opinion editorials, his articles cover a wide range of topics within the sporting world.
Given this focus, Robert would likely be most responsive to pitches offering unique insights or access to interviews related to ongoing events or controversies in these sports leagues. Experts with insider knowledge into team strategies or player dynamics may find success reaching out for comment opportunities.
While Robert does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, his coverage seems centered around American sports. This indicates that he may primarily be interested in stories related to U.S.-based teams and athletes.
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By: Robert O Neill
When the Texas Longhorns and Oklahoma Sooners officially joined the SEC on July 1, it marked the first time since 2012 that the conference added teams, going from 14 to 16.
The California Golden Bears, Stanford Cardinal, and SMU Mustangs joined the ACC on July 1, taking the league from 14 teams to 17 after the latest round of conference realignment.
By: Robert O Neill
Professional wrestler Ric Flair entertained fans worldwide for decades with his flashy style and tremendous in-ring work.
By: Robert O Neill
on Every summer, the baseball world turns its eyes to Cooperstown, New York, for the Baseball Hall of Fame induction weekend.
on From 2015-20, Jon Lester made an indelible mark on Chicago Cubs fans.
By: Robert O'Neill
NASCAR fans weren't pleased Sunday, as NBC moved the finish of the Brickyard 400 from NBC to USA Network in order to start the local news.
Joe Biden won't be running for re-election in November, but it has nothing to do with 'College Football 25", as X's explore page noted.
on When professional wrestler turned actor Dave Bautista retired from his full-time WWE career in 2010, many wondered what would be next
With Big Ten Media Days set to begin later this week in Indianapolis, the Big Ten Network will welcome a brand new personality to the team.
By: Robert O Neill
Recipients of cash benefits were healthier and less likely to visit the emergency department for mental health or substance abuse issues, according to a groundbreaking new study by Harvard researchers.
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