Chris Kennedy
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Chris Kennedy

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About

I earned a journalism degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I have over 17 years experience as a professional writer, and my background as a high school and college football player provides me a unique perspective.

Additionally, my years of coaching youth sports and innate passion for high school sports position me as a uniquely qualified and insightful writer. I pride myself on finding the precious nugget of a story where others may not.

You may find interest in my book, No Bed of Roses, by Trails Media. Visit www.nobedofroses.net for more information.

Short List

  • Favorite Athletes

    Aaron Rodgers, Clay Matthews, Donald Driver

  • Favorite Sports Teams

    Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, Milwaukee Brewers

  • Favorite Coaches

    Mike McCarthy, Mike Holmgren

  • All-Time Sports Moment

    Winning the Rose Bowl my senior year

  • Most Memorable Game Attended

    UW over #1 OSU in football October 2010

  • ACC, Big 12, Big East, Big Ten, Pac-12 or SEC?

    Big Ten

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  • Nick Ward posted 168 days ago

    Nick Ward

    Chris,

    Have you looked into the claim that WI are underpaying their assistant coaches. I believe that the exodus of assistant coaches has more to do with a lack of respect for Brett Bielema than dollar amount. I base this mostly on the the amount of guys that left when Chryst left, but I could be totally off base.

  • William Heuer posted 472 days ago

    William Heuer

    Have you ever thought of writing an article that comparies or creates and index of top national rankings with recruiting rankings? i.e. take ten year average recruiting rankings less national rankings. I am a UW badger fan. UW index has to be around plus 20. It would be interesting index to show strength of coaching and player development. If you compare the top 25 teams based on 10 year average National ranking UW has to be towards the top.