United States
From a young age, journalism and sports have been a huge part of my life. My entire family is in the journalism business and if I wasn't playing sports, I was watching them on TV. It's only fitting that I've become a sports writer. For the past seven years I have learned the in's and out's of AP Style while writing features, opinion stories and breaking news. Along with that, I have growing experience as a weekly guest on ESPN 106.7's show On The Line for an hour every Friday, The Rundown podcast and appearances on several other radio stations and podcasts relating to Auburn athletics. In a world dominated by social media, I bring an expertise and knowledge of the most effective ways of pushing out content that is appealing and captivating. From my time at The Plainsman and now AuburnSports.com I have begun to build a Twitter following as I continue to cover live sports along with day-to-day news regarding Auburn athletics. I've grown up in Journalism and am prepared to produce a variety of high-quality sports stories in an ever-changing, fast-paced Journalism environment.
Tapped in with the Auburn football and basketball recruiting landscape, covering high school camps, visitors and all things Auburn recruiting.
-Writing and covering Auburn football, basketball and baseball for AuburnSports.com -Involved as a member of The Rundown, AuburnSports.com's weekly podcast about Auburn athletics -Covered a COVID season, multiple coaching changes, a postseason ban and several other large events related to Auburn athletics -Growing experience covering Auburn recruiting for basketball and football -Working as a recruiting analyst covering Auburn football and basketball recruiting year-round
-Assistant Sports Editor (May 2020-May 2021) -Sports Writer (August 2019-May 2020) -Breaking news coverage -Wrote and published the first news story on the death of Auburn Heisman trophy winner Pat Sullivan that became the second-most read story in the history of The Plainsman -Experience covering professional sports such as the NBA and NHL and collegiate football, basketball (men's and women's), gymnastics and baseball