Spenser Davis is a journalist specializing in sports, competitive sports, and sports business at various outlets. With a focus on professional sports and sports broadcasting, he brings a comprehensive perspective to his reporting. Spenser has been featured in BVM Sports, Saturday Tradition, and Saturday Down South.
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Spenser Davis's focus is primarily on national sports, particularly college football and basketball with a specific emphasis on events and press releases. To effectively reach out to Spenser, consider pitches related to in-depth coverage of college sports events, exclusive interviews or insights into coaching changes, transfers, and other key developments within the SEC.
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June is a huge recruiting month for college football with numerous top prospects set to take official visits to their top choices this month.
By: Spenser Davis
Arkansas baseball fell to LSU 4-1 on Saturday evening, putting the Razorbacks on the brink of elimination from the College World Series
By: Spenser Davis
After just 2 days of the College World Series, LSU baseball is emerging as a significant favorite to win the title.
Arkansas has named a starting pitcher for its elimination game against Murray State on Monday afternoon in Omaha.
By: Spenser Davis
LSU continues to build its lead in the annual College World Series Jello shot competition hosted at Rocco's each June.
By: Spenser Davis
Diego Pavia has a lot of confidence in Vanderbilt football for 2025 and beyond. The Vandy quarterback was a guest on Bussin' with the Boys this week.
By: Spenser Davis
Diego Pavia says he was offered between $4 and $4.5 million to transfer to an SEC program during the offseason.
By: Spenser Davis
The 2025 NBA Draft is just 8 days away and there's several former SEC stars who could end up as high selections in this year's draft.
By: Spenser Davis
Diego Pavia obliterated the Big Ten in a recent podcast interview and says he 'ignored' potential transfer opportunities to the Big Ten.
Texas A&M just beat out multiple elite SEC programs for one of the best high school running backs in the country.
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