Ryan Zuke is a sports reporter at MLive/Ann Arbor News, specializing in covering Michigan athletics and recruiting. With a focus on football, Ryan provides in-depth coverage of games, transfers, and player updates. His work has been featured in various publications, including cleveland.com, Calhoun Times, and The Morning Call.
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Ryan Zuke's primary focus is on local sports, particularly Michigan football and college football. Given the high percentage of event coverage in his articles, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming games, player interviews before or after important matches, and insights into team performances.
As a journalist with a local geographic focus on Grand Rapids and Michigan, he may be interested in stories featuring local athletes, coaches or events that have an impact on the community. For example, human-interest pieces about players' connection to their hometowns or charitable efforts could resonate well with him.
Consider reaching out if you have unique access to players or coaches from the teams Ryan covers; can offer behind-the-scenes insights into significant games; or can provide expert analysis specific to Michigan football and college football focusing mainly on local angles.
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By: Ryan Zuke
Bryce Underwood instantly becomes the headliner in the Wolverines' 2025 recruiting class.
By: Ryan Zuke
| On Nov. 4, just days after class of 2025 four-star quarterback Carter Smith decommitted from Michigan, head coach Sherrone Moore was asked how confident he was that the Wolverines would add a quarterback this cycle.
By: Ryan Zuke
| Michigan football has secured a commitment from the nation's No. 1 overall recruit in the 2025 class.
By: Ryan Zuke, Aaron McMann, Andrew Kahn
Michigan's football team has had an underwhelming 2024 season, but it can become bowl eligible with a win over Northwestern on Saturday.
The Wolverines now have a top-10 class nationally and could land several other high-profile recruits before signing day Dec. 4.
Four days before the Jan. 10 national championship between Michigan and Washington, the country's top recruit, Belleville five-star quarterback
| Michigan's renewed pursuit of Belleville five-star quarterback Bryce Underwood became very public last month, with reports saying the
By: Ryan Zuke, Andrew Kahn
Michigan's football team (5-5, 3-4 Big Ten) is looking to close its 2024 home schedule with a win to become bowl eligible.
The Wolverines dominated the Wildcats on Saturday in Ann Arbor.
By: Ryan Zuke, Rzuke
Highlights from Michigan's news conference following a 50-6 win over Northwestern.
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