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Andrew Kahn

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University of Michigan basketball/football beat writer @MLive. Preorder my book: www.kickstarter.com/projects/portalpower2026/portal-power
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Awards

Michigan Associated Press Media Editors

2022 - Various

2022 Best Sports Story, 2nd place “What it was like on Michigan's sideline in 4th quarter of win vs. Ohio State” Best Sports Column, 1st place “Michigan's Juwan Howard deserves to be suspended, but for how long?” Best Sports Feature Story, 1st place “Behind the scenes as Michigan's equipment staff keeps football team humming” 2021 Best Sports Story, 1st place “Jim Plocki, fortunate to be alive, does a little bit of everything for Michigan football” 2020 Best Sports Story, 1st place "A Dying Father, a Son’s Homecoming, and Michigan Basketball"

USBWA Writing Contest

2022 - Various

2021-22 Magazine-length feature, 5th place How Juwan Howard and Michigan assembled college basketball’s No. 1 recruiting class (MLive) 2017 Magazine-length feature, 3rd place The 97-year-old nun behind the Loyola men's basketball team (espnW) 2014 Moderate-length feature, 2nd place UConn's Breanna Stewart: Best Ever? (Sports On Earth)

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Michigan Press Association (MPA)

2023 - Various

2023 Sports Feature, 3rd place “Through trauma and tragedy, Michigan basketball's Dug McDaniel emerges” 2022 Sports Writing, 1st place “Freedom and chaos: How the transfer portal is changing the sports landscape at Michigan and Michigan State” 2021 Sports Writing, 1st place “Out of The Muck, former rabbit chaser Joe Milton ascends to Michigan's starting QB” 2018 Sports Writing, 1st place “John Beilein, Michigan, and the daunting task of calming a national championship loser”