Zoe Collins Rath is a journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. She writes for The Advocate and NOLA.com, covering local news and sports stories. Zoe's articles often focus on crime, shootings, sports events, and notable figures in the community.
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Zoe's coverage focuses primarily on local sports and crime stories, particularly related to Louisiana and New Orleans. She seems most responsive to pitches concerning evolving or breaking news in these areas such as notable events in college football, local sports achievements or setbacks, and updates regarding criminal incidents.
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By: Zoe Collins Rath
No. 17 Texas A&M is preparing for a top-25 clash when they play No. 11 Purdue in Indianapolis at Gainbridge Fieldhouse Saturday morning.
By: Zoe Collins Rath
Texas A&M plays Texas Southern at home Monday night. Here is how to watch the game as the Aggies look to get another win.
By: Zoe Collins Rath
Texas Longhorns women's basketball joins three other powerhouse programs for a new round-robin tournament called the Players Era Women's Championship.
By: Zoe Collins Rath
Texas ' first-round game in the College Football Playoff against Clemson Saturday afternoon is approaching.
By: Zoe Collins Rath
The College Football Playoff bracket is set as 12 teams begin a path that ends with two meeting in the championship Jan. 20, 2025, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
By: Zoe Collins Rath
After a bumpy start to the season, Texas A&M women's basketball got a strong 85-60 win Monday over Texas Southern.
By: Zoe Collins Rath
Texas football and Clemson have never played one another. But that will change about 3 p.m. Saturday at Royal-Memorial Stadium for the first round of the College Football Playoff.
By: Zoe Collins Rath
zoe collins rath, austin american-statesman After a convincing Texas football win Saturday, the Longhorns are favored again.
By: Zoe Collins Rath
In the first year of the 12-team expanded College Football Playoff , eight teams played in what was called the "first round."
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