ACC Football Top Writers

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Fan of both the ACC and SEC. I mostly write game predictions, season predictions, and editorials on hot topics in the college sports world. I encourage feedback and comments on anything I write and enjoy debating with other topics in the ACC, SEC, and the NCAA in general.

If you would like to check out my personal site, The ACC & SEC Blog, you can do so at http://accsec.blogspot.com
email me at accsecblog@gmail.com
twitter @accsecblog

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Basically I'm just a guy that loves reading, writing and talking about just any sport, bowling, tennis, golf, NFL, College anything, NBA, Olympics, Major League Baseball, though I still can't forget the 1994 strike. Sorry NHL and soccer fans, I don't really follow them, but I welcome anyone who can convince me to watch. In Olympic years, I do tune in though. I just created my own personal blog, http://allsportsdiscussion.blogspot.com/, in April 09. It's in it's infancy, so give me a chance to build it up. I will link all past Bleacher Report articles I've written.

I am also the community leader for ACC Football here on Bleacher Report, featured columnist for Clemson Tiger's football and am a contributing writer to http://georgiatech.raycomsports.com/blog/ at http://www.raycomsports....

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Note: Time for basketball boys and girl, let's remember Sean Singletary's greatest moment.

Hi everybody. I recently graduated from the University of Virginia and have been writing sports articles since 2005. Whether it's the Cavalier Daily, thesabre.com, The Fanatic Magazine or www.laxnews.com, I've been around the block. Obviously I bleed orange and blue but I love almost all sports including golf. I recently got the opportunity to become Virginia football community leader so feel free to contact me if you have any ideas. Better yet, write your own Virginia articles and let your voice be heard!

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Hey I'm Justin Cocchiola and I'm a student at Virginia Tech. I'm interning for bleacherreport.com this semester as a campus spokesperson, which means informing you, the reader, of anything football related going on or around campus.

I am a mass communication major with a minor in professional writing, and I'm doing everything in my power to become a sports broadcaster/anchor/reporter after graduation.

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The webmaster, editor and designer of <a href="http://www.bcsknowhow.com"> BCS Know How</a>. Lifelong Yankees, Nets and Jets fan, mostly because those are the teams that I saw play first as a kid. I've been to Yankee Stadium 60+ times and American Airlines/Izod 10+ times. Sophomore at USC, sports writer for the Daily Trojan.

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I am a sports addict. I spend a minimum 6-8 hours a day reading or playing sports. It is a sickness that I never want to be cured of.

I love a good debate with intelligent people. No one is ever 100% right, especially when it comes to sports.

Follow me on twitter. http://twitter.com/chad_hensley

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I'm a recently-graduated alumnus of Indiana University, with a degree in journalism and a double major in political science.

Sports reporting is what I had planned to do with said degree -- the economy had other ideas. So for the time being, I'm just counting down the days until the government starts adding me to the 8 1/2 percent and working as hard as I can to change that.

I spent last summer interning for MLB.com covering the Washington Nationals in D.C., and I covered the IU men's basketball team for the Indiana Daily Student during the 2008-2009 season. During my time on the sports desk there, I also covered IU women's basketball and baseball, and ran the desk as an editor twice. I was editor-in-chief for one summer too, since you can never have too many ulcers.

With wh...

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Wes Bunting, the National Football Post’s director of college scouting, has been monitoring the college football scene since 2002.

He completed a football GM and scouting course from Sports Management Worldwide, studying under Marc Trestman and Russ Lande, and has published scouting reports for NFLSmackdown.com, Scout.com and NFLDraftscout.com. He’s a member of the Football Writers Association of America.

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Teacher by trade, former reporter and sports lovers.
I write about most things Duke related although I will take a stab at writing about other things if the mood strikes me. I'm a Duke fan but am not blinded by my like of the team and try to stay fairly impartial. I'm the Duke Football, yes I said football, featured columnist and also write regularly for the Duke Basketball Page.

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I'm Alex, I'm from London, and I have a job as a journalist. About insurance. If there's anything that can drive the person truly mad, it's years of writing about insurance. Trust me. I know.
But my biggest love is sports. In the UK I love my soccer teams, but I have my big American passions: baseball and football. Sure, I can deal with the odd NBA game and March Madness, as well as a bit of the NFL, but give me Ken Griffey's swing and a Penn State White Out any day of the week.
So here I am. I have a blog - The View From North America - http://viewfromnorthamerica.blogspot.com that I hope you'll look at at some point.
Oh, and I also have a column on the UK's biggest commercial website, Sky Sports. Here's the link: http://www.skysports.com/opinion/0,25219,16560,00.html

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I'm Jacqueline Kirby and I'm a Junior at Clemson University. I am writing for Bleacher Report as an internship and I love it so far!

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I love college sports. Need I say more?

Ok well I will. I am a Oregon Duck fan first and foremost. I am not a conference cheerleader but I will defend the Pac 10 when people down talk it without reason. I love college football. I read a handful of preseason magazines every summer. I have 5 tv's in my living room through football season so that I don't miss very much. I like to travel around to the differnent college stadiums as well, no matter who is playing. I have been to 9 college stadiums in the last 5 years.
I also like college basketball, but not to the extent of football. I do my best to follow lacrosse, track, baseball, softball, cross country, gymnastics and as many other college sports as I can.

If it seems like it has been a while since I have written anythin...

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I'm a recent graduate of Virginia Tech where I majored in Communication with a minor in English. I was a writer and sports editor of our student run website Planet Blacksburg (http://planetblacksburg.com/). I made a habit of covering the Hokies football program and I followed the team all over the southeast both as a journalist and sometimes as an unruly fan. I had the privilege during college to take in many fantastic football venues including Notre Dame, LSU, Florida State and of course the friendly confines of Lane Stadium.

As much as I love Hokie football, I've always had a special place in my heart for Tech basketball. Cassell Coliseum is a special place and one of the most underrated home court advantages in the NCAA. Taking the ACC down a few pegs since our entrance into the ...

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I am all about Ohio, mostly Cleveland, born and raised. Blue collar fan, and I have alot of passion for the game. Some think I know "too much" about sports. What else...well I'm now a junior at The Ohio State University, Journalism major.

I am a Cavaliers columnist/blogger on fanhuddle.com at http://fanhuddle.com/clevelandcavaliers . My email is bielik.2@buckeyemail.osu.edu if you want to pose direct questions or if you want me to write about anything in particular. I am very flexible about my schedules. I am also a member of the B/R Big Ten Roundtable along with many other writers and I am one of five Ohio State Featured Columnists. So if you have a Cavaliers or Buckeyes (preferably football, though I can try to answer OSU basketball questions) question, don't be afraid t...

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I have two great passions in my life: My family and Georgia Bulldog football. In the "offseason", between January and August, I entertain myself with things like Braves baseball, national signing day, and the NFL Draft. However, it's all just a way to kill time until I can watch football again; there is no sport greater in my opinion. Go Dawgs!!!

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As a former FSU student, I have been a close follower of all things 'Seminole.' I am still friends with of some of the players of the 1999-2003 teams, whom I often tutored in subjects ranging from Sociology to Economics. I hold a typical 9-5 job, and I just find blogging and writing a worthwhile means of escaping the typical daily routine. I am a statistics guy, and I do a ton of homework to find that one "did you know?" factoid.

I am more interested in writing as a means to consider the extraordinary, the unique, and the surprising, rather than things people find themselves rehashing over and over again.

A famous quote I once read was, "We do what we have to do, until we can do what we want to do."

Well I hope that you find my opinions intriguing, and fi...

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Dolphins, Utes and LA Angels.

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I am a recent Florida State graduate and the former Editor-In-Chief of FSU's independent student newspaper. I covered the Seminoles for four years—everything from football, basketball, and baseball to golf, track and field, and lacrosse—and I enjoyed every minute of it. I also had the privilege of writing for the Tampa Tribune and the Daytona Beach News-Journal, and I am happy to continue writing and expressing my views as a member of the Bleacher Report community.

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I have spent the first 35 years of my life rabidly following sports and even working for several years in the sports marketing industry which, if nothing else, lent me a little bit in the way of team impartiality.
I have a true passion for college sports, particularly the gridiron, and still have season tickets for my beloved Boston College Eagles, despite their BCS shortcomings.
I am equally obsessed with the NFL, am perpetually depressed about the Knicks, and love EPL soccer which I started following to fill the void just before the NHL officially died.
A native New Yorker, I support the Yankees and both hate and understand the arrogance of the fanbase - a little dichotomy never hurt anyone...

If you want to check out a little bit more about me, my thoughts on sports, or the occ...

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I'm just an old sports guy who does a little blog about ACC sports -- Todays ACC Headlines. The take is slightly offbeat and we will wander off the path to the other NCAA conferences and the whole wide wild world of sports if the occassion calls for it. Which, it usually does...It isn' the New York Times, but it ain't M.A.D. Magazine either...we don't micro anyalze every missed block or travelling call. TAH tries to remember that at the end of the day sports are really all about entertainment, and good entertainment should make you smile some days and laugh out loud on others...

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I write it how i see it. I believe in the truth and having an open mind. I am from SO CAL but wanted an out of state experience for college so attended school in FL. I am a recent college grad. I love to write about anything but I especially love sports. I hate biased fans and I really hate the biased media we live in today. Everyone has their likes and dislikes but so many fans/media are so blinded by their local bias that they deny the truth. I may be an L.A. homer but I will never deny the truth. I live for the Dodgers... USC sports... Lakers... and I also root for the 49ers, Patriots and Ducks.

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Acting as a sport media personality, Stephen has a high passion level for all sports. From prep to professional, he has a take on just about everything sport. His sports journalism experience include writing for a variety of online and print news sources dating back to high school.

You can listen to his sports talk show, The Step Show on blogtalkradio. NOTE: the show will debut 12/14 at 2pm est.

follow him on twitter at http://www.twitter.com/coach_stephen

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Veteran sportscaster, ESPN, FOX Sports, CN8, ABC Radio and plenty more. Have been lucky enough to attend just about every championship game or series held in American sport. This also means meeting my share of athletes and those connected with athletics, thus allowing me to share their experiences and learn more about what makes them tick. Never really cared to be one of those reporters who can quote stats all day long, rather spend more time on issues and what happens under the surface.

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Chris Nelson is the chief director of thenelsonreport.tk and former had football writer for game-katana.com. He is also the host of The Nelson Report on Blog Talk Radio, which offers his opinions on the latest college football news, and allows others to call in and give their opinion. He resides in Centre, Alabama, and covers South Eastern Conference Football. He is an official pollster for The BCS Fan Poll.