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Sean Keeler

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@DenverPost columnist, drummer, dog lover • Previously: FOX Sports, Land of 10, etc. • Questions? Gripes? Tips? Fire away: skeeler@denverpost.com

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Sean Keeler is an award-winning writer who joined The Denver Post after stints with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Land of 10, FOX Sports and The Des Moines Register. His work has been featured in The Guardian, Athlon Sports Magazines, The Cincinnati Post, The Nashville Banner, The Arizona Republic, The Phoenix Gazette, The San Francisco Examiner and The Topeka Capital-Journal. The Iowa native has garnered six Associated Press Sports Editors Top 10s, including two for feature writing.

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Adrian Martinez flies to Nebraska on wings of angels seen and unseen

Adrian Martinez flies to Nebraska on wings of angels seen and unseen

The kid nodded to the car a few yards away, teasing from the parking lot, and grinned diabolically. He looked…

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Why one family will 'never be able to repay' Wisconsin Badgers star Nigel Hayes for his holiday k...

Why one family will 'never be able to repay' Wisconsin Badgers star Nigel Hayes for his holiday k...

If you thought Nigel Hayes got crushed for that sign, you should've seen what happened once little Haley Schu…

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I'm an American Leicester City fan. My Midlands honeymoon converted me | Sean Keeler

I'm an American Leicester City fan. My Midlands honeymoon converted me | Sean Keeler

As kickoff loomed, I decided - the damn adrenaline talking again - that we would walk from the railway statio…

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For Kansas City pawn shop owner, an actual Lombardi Trophy is just start of his inventory

For Kansas City pawn shop owner, an actual Lombardi Trophy is just start of his inventory

The office of Kansas City pawn shop owner Don Budd is nothing special -- until you look inside and see the au…

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Blue Heaven: Royals fans can't stop pinching themselves

Blue Heaven: Royals fans can't stop pinching themselves

While a World Series ticket was getting punched at Kauffman Stadium, a few miles away, beneath the shadows of…

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Keeler: CSU Rams AD John Weber says it’s ‘irresponsible’ for Congress to block Rams from Big 12, ACC

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By Sean Keeler Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... FORT COLLINS — John Weber is loving CSU’s move to the Pac-12’s neighborhood Wednesday. The idea of the Big 12 and the ACC becoming gated communities? Yeah, not so much. “It makes no sense to me to make, at this point in time, a decision that no one can ascend or descend,” the Rams athletic director told The Denver Post recently.
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Wyndham Clark, US Open champ and golf's so-called villain, is a hero to this Denver family

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By Sean Keeler Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
DENVER - Bad guys don't hug. Would a villain go out of his way to comfort a distraught teen while she watched her mother fade away? Would one of the PGA's so-called scoundrels, his schedule crammed like weekend traffic on I-70, willingly offer up a free shoulder to cry on? "He's been great, just super gracious," Jeff Higgins told me by phone Monday from DIA before he headed out on a business trip. "The support they gave us, 'How are the girls doing?' Offering to come and talk for a while with us ...
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Sean Keeler: Wyndham Clark, US Open champ and golf’s so-called villain, is a hero to this Denver family

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By Sean Keeler Verified
| The Derrick and The News-Herald Verified
DENVER — Bad guys don’t hug. Would a villain go out of his way to comfort a distraught teen while she watched her mother fade away? Would one of the PGA’s so-called scoundrels, his schedule crammed like weekend traffic on I-70, willingly offer up a free shoulder to cry on? “He’s been great, just super gracious,” Jeff Higgins told me by phone Monday from DIA before he headed out on a business trip.
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