Vince Grippi is a former WSU beat writer for The Spokesman-Review and currently covers all Spokane-area sports online with A Grip on Sports. With a focus on local sports in Washington, particularly in Spokane, Vince provides analysis, commentary, and coverage of various sports events and teams in the region.
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Vince Grippi focuses almost entirely on local sports, particularly college basketball and football, with an emphasis on events and announcements. He is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to local sports teams, upcoming games or tournaments, and any significant developments within the world of college basketball or football.
Considering his focus on local content, he may also be interested in stories about individual players from Washington state who are making waves in the collegiate sports scene.
Given his heavy coverage of specific teams like Gonzaga and WSU (Washington State University), providing insights into these teams' performances and inside information might yield positive responses.
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By: Vince Grippi
A GRIP ON SPORTS • We stalled for another 24 hours. Is that enough of a waiting period before we over-analyze, over-think and over-react to the weekend's football?
By: Vince Grippi
A GRIP ON SPORTS • We're going to talk about toughness today. The many forms it comes in. And one way we observed it this summer. •••••••
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • Where were we? And what did we miss? The answer to the first question is simple. Traversing the West Coast. The second?
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • It's Saturday morning. For many of you that has a special meaning. Head to a college football game today, whether that means Lumen Field or the Pine Bowl.
By: Vince Grippi
Let's be blunt. We're fine with streaming. Have embraced it, actually. For entertainment. How else would we get our Star Trek and Star Wars and movie star fix? But for sports?
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • We watched a lot of football yesterday. Not as much as we would have liked, sure, but a lot. We watched some baseball.
By: Vince Grippi
A GRIP ON SPORTS • The Seahawks didn't play great. No one knows how good, or bad, New England will end up being in this, the first year of the post-Bill Belichick era.
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • Like millions of other Americans, we love to watch football on TV. Doesn't matter which level, just give us a game, a tasty snack and a comfy chair and we're good.
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • The halfway day. It's been Wednesday's fate ever since Julius Caesar sat down at his iMac and developed the calendar.
By: Vince Grippi
A GRIP ON SPORTS • We are laughing today. One of those laughs that sometimes turns into tears. Wailing even. And then back to laughter as you realize how silly and strange and stupid baseball is. Mariner baseball, actually. Maybe someday Jeff Daniels and Jim Carrey will make a movie about the past couple days. It will probably bomb. Just like this version of the M’s.
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