Ryan Nanni is the Managing Editor of Secret Base, a sports media platform. With a focus on college football, Ryan writes articles that analyze and discuss various aspects of the sport, including playoff controversies, coaching hot seats, surprising teams, and memorable games. His articles provide insights and perspectives that engage and entertain readers.
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Ryan Nanni's articles predominantly focus on college football, with an emphasis on event coverage and industry-specific analysis. To effectively pitch to Ryan, consider offering insights into upcoming or recently passed college football events, in-depth analyses of game strategies, or discussions around coaching techniques and team management.
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The last year of the four-team Playoff didn't go super smoothly selection-wise , but the good news is it could have been significantly more stressful, somehow!
By: Kari Anderson, Ryan Nanni, Kaelen Jones
The 2023 college football season gave us all kinds of unexpected results, from Jayden Daniels to UNLV's best year in decades.
By: Ryan Nanni, Kaelen Jones, Max Rego
Ohio State-Notre Dame and Colorado-TCU make our list of Games That Didn't Wind Up Meaning As Much As We Thought.
By: Max Rego, Ryan Nanni, Kaelen Jones
Jimbo Fisher, Tom Allen, and Dana Holgorsen won't be back in 2024, but some coaches managed to save their jobs in unexpected ways.
The Messenger asked 50 Michigan and Washington players what was the first national title game they remembered — and the answers will make you feel ancient
By: Ryan Nanni
A strange, serene experience for college football’s national championship game
I found 12 Crimson Tide fans, granted them anonymity, and asked them for their brutally honest opinions on the candidates to be Alabama's next head coach
Kalen DeBoer's hiring as Alabama's next head coach is as close we'll get to seeing what would've happened if Rich Rodriguez had accepted the role 17 years ago
College football's coaching carousel continues to spin because of questionable coaching hires like the ones on this list
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