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Sports Information Director @NCFBanyans. Former Kentucky Basketball & Football Beat Writer for The Cats’ Pause. @ukjamschool alum. Connecticut Raised.

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A skillful sportswriter and content producer with a career track record that shows strengths demonstrated as an effective journalist through research/management of critical sources, disseminating the most current and consistent information. Known for providing measurable enhancements in visitor engagement and website traffic with expertly authored articles and compelling digital content.

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Cleveland Indians: Bieber's 10 strikeouts, Santana's big hits lead Tribe past Brewers

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Tennessee Football practices despite having 44 players inactive due to COVID-19 protocols

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Get to know new Kentucky Football and Baseball commit Matt Ponatoski

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By Aaron Gershon Verified
| The Messenger (Madisonville, KY) Verified
Both Mark Stoops and Nick Mingione struck gold Sunday, landing the commitment of four-star quarterback and blue chip infielder/right-handed pitcher Matt Ponatoski. The people. I want to surround myself with people who are going to help me become a better person. They have a staff full of people who are going to help me grow closer to God,” Ponatoski told 247sports’ Tom Loy on the decision to pick Kentucky. “Kentucky is getting a competitor.
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Get to know new Kentucky Football and Baseball commit Matt Ponatoski

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By Aaron Gershon Verified
| 247Sports Verified
The Blue Chip two-sport prospect has the potential to be a gamechanger for both Kentucky Football and Baseball. Both Mark Stoops and Nick Mingione struck gold Sunday, landing the commitment of four-star quarterback and blue chip infielder/right-handed pitcher Matt Ponatoski. The people. I want to surround myself with people who are going to help me become a better person.
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Reece Potter willing to play any role for his hometown Wildcats

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By Aaron Gershon Verified
| The Messenger (Madisonville, KY) Verified
Before even filling his last roster spot, head coach Mark Pope made it clear he did not expect to land a player who would play significant minutes. “I’m actually scouring the planet right now for guys that would fit in as maybe a redshirt, a guy that would kill it in practice, or maybe a last-year-of-your-career guy that wants to come here and put on this one-of-one jersey and be a part of this,” Pope told CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein after his roster sat at 12 players in late April.
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SB Nation A Sea of Blue Staff Writer

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

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