Andrew Holleran is the Vice President of Trending News at Sports. He specializes in various aspects of sports journalism, including competitive sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting, with a keen focus on both individual and team sports. Andrew's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Wichita Eagle, The Kansas City Star, and Men's Journal, among others.
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Andrew Holleran's articles primarily focus on sports, particularly football and NFL-related controversies. He seems to be interested in breaking news, ongoing developments, and event coverage related to football games and the NFL. If you have insights into controversial referee calls or emerging stories within the world of American football, your pitch is likely to gain his attention.
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By Andrew Holleran The Spun Updated October 28, 2026 5:14 PM What's next for Paul Finebaum?
By: Andrew Holleran
Awful news out of Ohio.
By: Andrew Holleran
Tiger Woods is expected to make a golf comeback later this year. The 15-time major champion is expected to play in a The Golf League event later in December.
She looked stunning in her photo.
By: Andrew Holleran
Jerry Jones is worried about his football team right now, as the Dallas Cowboys are 3-4 on the season heading into Week 8, but he's made time to make some political donations, as well.
Clay Travis is coming to the defense of Pat McAfee, as the ESPN “College GameDay” star faces backlash for being critical of his time at Utah last weekend.
The Big 12 has changed its policy.
Former ESPN reporter and President Trump administration employee Britt McHenry is opening up about what “truly happened” at the Washington Wizards game in D.C. last week.
By: Andrew Holleran
U.S. drivers have been warned.
By: Andrew Holleran
The power couple reportedly already has tension.
