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Nick Schultz

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  • National News Desk Writer, On3
Chicago, United States
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Covers:  College football/basketball, NIL, college sports business
Staff writer/editor @On3 covering college football, basketball, NIL/sports business | @On3NIL newsletter | @LoyolaChicago alum. Tips: nicholas.schultz@on3.com

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Nick Schultz is a national news desk writer for On3 and also oversees the On3 NIL and Sports Business Newsletter. Previously, he worked as a Big Ten as a columnist and news desk writer/editor at Saturday Tradition. A 2020 graduate of Loyola University Chicago, he spent four years as an award-winning sports reporter, radio host and podcast producer. Nick covered Loyola Chicago's entire 2018 Final Four run from opening night to the NCAA Tournament for The Loyola Phoenix. He can be reached on X/Tw…

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Confined to her Apartment, Sister Jean Remains Upbeat During COVID-19 Pandemic

Confined to her Apartment, Sister Jean Remains Upbeat During COVID-19 Pandemic

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'It's Been Our Achilles Heel All Year': Free Throws Doom Loyola in Season-Ending, Overtime Loss t...

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'I Don't Really Know What Feeling Old Means': A Century of Sister Jean

'I Don't Really Know What Feeling Old Means': A Century of Sister Jean

Ahead of Sister Jean's 100th birthday, friends and colleagues share stories and well-wishes for the self-proc…

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Column: Porter Moser Turned Down St. John's. Here's Why it was the Right Move

Column: Porter Moser Turned Down St. John's. Here's Why it was the Right Move

Rumors swirled around social media as Loyola Chicago coach Porter Moser was in talks to become the new St. Jo…

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Thanks to two miracle shots, Loyola is a basketball school again and the students are loving it

Thanks to two miracle shots, Loyola is a basketball school again and the students are loving it

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Now a national name, Loyola's March motto is 'No finish line'

Now a national name, Loyola's March motto is 'No finish line'

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Manny Diaz warns how college football changes can impact fans: 'We're going to alienate our next generation' Original

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IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect Over the last five years, the college football landscape has changed drastically. The NIL era brought the age of player compensation, and the evolution has continued ever since its arrival in 2021. To Duke coach Manny Diaz, there’s a need to come together and ensure the sport as a whole stays strong. But he also wants to make sure the fans can still find joy watching college football, both now and in the future.
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Tom Brady slaps Logan Paul at Fanatics Fest, separated by Karl-Anthony Towns

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IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect There were apparently some fireworks at Fanatics Fest on Friday. Tom Brady slapped Logan Paul on stage and had to be separated by Karl-Anthony Towns. It's unclear what was said between Brady and Paul. Once the former New England Patriots star landed the slap, though, Towns got in the middle to help break the two up. Brady and Paul are among the big names in New York for Friday at Fanatics Fest, which goes through Sunday.
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Marcus Freeman: 'There was no other option' than returning to Notre Dame amid NFL interest

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Notre Dame head football coach Marcus Freeman. (MICHAEL CLUBB/SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images) Throughout the offseason, after Notre Dame chose not to play in a bowl game after its College Football Playoff snub, Marcus Freeman’s name was at the center of NFL coaching rumors. He addressed the interest multiple times since and, Friday, said there was “no other option” than to stay in South Bend.
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Illinois College Press Association

2020 - Feature Story

First Place award for a story commemorating Sister Jean Dolores-Schmidt's 100th birthday.

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Illinois College Press Association

2020 - Sports Game Story

First Place award for a game story on the Loyola Chicago men's soccer team's thrilling conference championship victory over Missouri State.

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Illinois College Press Association

2019 - Sports Game Story

First Place award for a game story about the Loyola Chicago men's basketball team's victory over Miami in the first round of the 2018 NCAA Tournament.

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Illinois College Press Association

2019 - Sports News Story

First Place award for a story chronicling Loyola Chicago's journey from a middle-of-the-pack Horizon League team in 2011 to a bottom-tier Missouri Valley team in 2013 to a Final Four-caliber team in 2018.

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Illinois College Press Association

2020 - Multimedia Reporting

Second Place award shared with Loyola Phoenix editor Mary Norkol for an online layout of a story about the lack of arrests in three sexual assault cases in Chicago's Rogers Park neighborhood.

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Illinois College Press Association

2019 - Sports Feature

Second Place award for a feature story on Loyola Chicago coach Porter Moser's relationship with the late legendary coach Rick Majerus 10 years after Moser was hired to serve as Majerus' top assistant at Saint Louis.

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Illinois College Press Association

2018 - Sports Photo

Second Place award for a photo of Loyola softball player Ashley Parenti fouling off a pitch, taken with Canon DSLR T5i.

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Illinois College Press Association

2020 - Podcast

Honorable Mention award shared with Loyola Phoenix news editor Mary Chappell and podcast producer Maddy Baltas featuring an interview with Sister Jean Dolores-Schmidt ahead of her 100th birthday.

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