Shiloh Carder is a Contributor at Yardbarker. With over 20 years of experience in covering competitive sports, he specializes in team sports, including college basketball, college football, NFL, and NBA. Shiloh has been featured in Yardbarker, where he continues to share his insights and expertise.
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Shiloh Carder's coverage is heavily focused on college sports, particularly football and basketball. Given the event coverage and investment analysis aspects of her work, she may be responsive to pitches that provide in-depth insights into upcoming games, key players' performances or potential impact on future seasons.
Considering her focus on specific events within college sports, pitching stories related to standout moments from past seasons or predictions for upcoming games could resonate well with Shiloh. Additionally, given the investment analysis aspect of her work, she might also appreciate perspectives on how sporting events can influence financial markets or investments related to college sports.
Although no geographic focus is specified, it’s likely that Shiloh covers a wide range of colleges across the United States due to the nature of college sports in the country.
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Every college football season begins with the same question: Who can win the national championship? We hear about Alabama, Texas, Notre Dame, Georgia, Ohio State, Michigan, and all the rest.
By: Shiloh Carder
College football is back! After a 2024 season of significant changes, we ended with a successful, albeit imperfect, 12-team College Football Playoff crowning Ohio State as the national champion.
So who could be the next TCU or Indiana? Or who could be the Group of 5 school that breaks through? Or who could be the school that may not get there but could play spoiler for teams looking to get in?
By: Shiloh Carder
In 1999, the NCAA Division I-A football season began with a new conference (Mountain West Conference) and ended with Bobby Bowden's Florida State Seminoles beating Michael Vick and the Virginia Tech Hokies for the BCS championship.
We have been blessed to have watched so many talented college football players over the last 25 years. With the rise of more Air Raid offenses, we've been able to see skill players break out and show us things we've never seen before, while defensive players get bigger, faster and stronger.
The 2024-2025 college football head coaching cycle had a bit of everything. We had a couple of coaches who flamed out at bigger programs and went back to the places where they had previous success.
The 2024-2025 coaching cycle lacked a number of big programs looking to fill their vacancies with big-name candidates. Aside from Bill Belichick, there wasn't much spice to the offseason.
One of the great things about Saturdays in the fall is you get to wake up and get ready for a day filled with games from across the country and who knows what you may see.
North Carolina recently fired head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis , ending a five-year run in which he struggled to keep the program at the heights of its lofty expectations.
