Bob Wisener is a sports editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He covers a range of topics including major league sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports with arts and entertainment, particularly film and cinema. Bob's insights and expertise have also been featured in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and The Sentinel-Record.
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Bob’s coverage predominantly focuses on event coverage and opinion editorials within the sports domain, particularly in areas such as horse racing, college football, and basketball. He may be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive insights into upcoming events or offer expert commentary on recent matches.
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More than one good half will be required of the Arkansas Razorbacks before they climb above the cruiserweight division of college football.
Jerry Jones turned 84 Tuesday. Bill Clinton is in his 81st year. Both have taken the blows, so the record shows, in the words of an American singer who lived to 82.
Two Garland County football teams without conference losses share first place in their realms.
Vanderbilt University is known for producing journalists better able to cover sports events than the Commodore teams play them.
Some of baseball's sweetest swings could be found Friday on Los Angeles-area golf courses. Riviera Country Club, occasional site of a major tournament, could expect requests for tee times while another sports venue in the city lay barren.
Is celebrating a Razorback football victory something like bicycle riding, learned in childhood and not forgotten? (Suppress any inference to a past Arkansas coach.)
His boss, daughter and some close friends helped Wally Hall celebrate 50 years in Arkansas sports journalism.
Though it produced two graded winners, the 2026 Arkansas Derby does not figure strongly in determining horse racing's champion 3-year-old male.
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Brad Cox's Kentucky hometown is Louisville, even if the trainer reflects on career peaks downstate in Lexington.
