Stewart Mandel is the Editor In Chief at The Athletic. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including football, college sports, and the business of professional sports, with a keen focus on the SEC and notable sports figures. Stewart's work has been featured in prestigious outlets such as The New York Times, NewsBreak, The Spokesman-Review, and The Salt Lake Tribune.
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Stewart Mandel's primary focus is on college football, with a strong emphasis on providing insights and opinions. His coverage includes event analysis and opinion editorials related to college football, including rankings, bowl games, and the College Football Playoff.
Given his extensive mailbag segments and predictions for upcoming seasons, Stewart would likely be interested in receiving questions or exclusive insights from experts regarding future game predictions or key developments within the college football landscape. Additionally, he may welcome pitches that offer unique perspectives on recent events or controversies within the sport.
It’s important to note that since Stewart Mandel doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers national topics such as college football at large.
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By: Stewart Mandel
Plus: Best bowl games to watch and an NIT-style tournament for the rest of the field.
By: Scott Dochterman, Stewart Mandel
Four of the five most-watched college football teams this regular season are SEC teams.
By: Stewart Mandel
What works in the NFL doesn’t necessarily work in college. Bill Belichick and North Carolina may find out the hard way.
By: Stewart Mandel
A 24-team postseason coming out of a Super League concept is "manifest destiny" for the sport, say those behind the concept.
By: Stewart Mandel
Can Rich Rodriguez win a national title at West Virginia? Is UNC better off with Bill Belichick or Mack Brown?
By: Stewart Mandel
Army-Navy drew 9.4 million viewers on CBS, the highest number on record for the rivalry game and good for 11th-highest of the season.
By: Stewart Mandel
What changed? How did college football evolve from doomsayers bemoaning a postseason to a 12-team tournament kicking off Friday night?
By: Stewart Mandel
Is something wrong with the system already, or are Notre Dame, Penn State, Texas and Ohio State just really good teams?
By: Stewart Mandel
Are first-round blowouts inevitable? How much respect will Notre Dame get if it beats Georgia?
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