Robert O'Neill is a journalist who writes for Comeback Media and Awful Announcing. He covers a wide range of sports topics, including college football, the NFL, and sports media. With a focus on providing analysis and breaking news, Robert aims to keep readers informed and entertained with his articles.
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Robert O'Neill's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly football and basketball. His articles often include announcements and event coverage with a focus on player transfers, commitments, and reactions from sports personalities.
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on The Big Ten will officially expand to 18 teams on Friday, August 2, when the Oregon Ducks, UCLA Bruins, USC Trojans, and Washington Huskies officially join the conference.
By: Robert O Neill
on In a way, last week's Big Ten Media Days were like the first days at a new school for the Oregon Ducks, UCLA Bruins, USC, Trojans, and Washington Huskies.
By: Robert O Neill
on When the Chicago Bears defeated the New England Patriots, 46-10, to win Super Bowl XX, it was regarded as a chance for Chicago to be a perennial contender in the NFL.
on As is the case with every Olympics, NBC pulled out all the stops and sent hundreds of employees to cover the Games.
ESPN's ever-growing college football coverage will feature a familiar face this fall, as Max Olson returns to the network after spending the past seven years with The Athletic.
on Dan Orlovsky has returned to ESPN after his summer break with a vengeance.
When Chiney Ogwumike joined ESPN in 2018, she became the first WNBA player and the first Black woman to have her own national radio show for the network.
By: Robert O Neill
on The NFL Top 100 list, an annual player-voted ranking of NFL players, was released last week. As is the case every year, players who were excluded are starting to speak out about the snubs.
By: Robert O Neill
on Since his emergence in the late 1970s, professional wrestler Hulk Hogan has been one of the world's most recognizable athletes.
Alabama senator and former college football coach Tommy Tuberville had strong words for the Indiana Hoosiers earlier this week.
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