Dave Preston is a Sports Anchor/Reporter at WTOP News. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing on competitive sports, team sports, and the sports business. His insightful reporting and analysis have made him a prominent voice in the sports community.
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By: Dave Preston
Dave Preston is an AP Top 25 voter. Read his ballots here College football's “Moving Month” can be brutally unfair, as Friday Night Lights
The Burgundy and Gold fly back from another empty intercontinental journey with more injuries and even more questions regarding the health and state of the team.
By: Dave Preston
For a sport that has seen a ton of changes this century, from shape-shifting conferences to modified postseason formats to new NCAA name, image and
By: Dave Preston
College football delivered high drama this past weekend, and it wasn't just one-possession games that involved Virginia, Navy, James Madison and Virginia Tech. Those watching at home were treated to thrillers in all three national three broadcast windows, with three-point games in Lincoln, Dallas and Tuscaloosa defining the day.
By: Dave Preston
Epic failure. That's the only way to describe the Washington Commanders' 27-27 tie with the New York Giants.
Who says there can't be upward mobility in the 21st century? James Madison University is rising at a level that would make Jay Gatsby or Ronald Miller (Patrick Dempsey in 1987's “Can't Buy Me Love”) envious.
By: Dave Preston
Dave Preston is an AP Top 25 voter. Read his ballots here I've long maintained that college football boasts the best regular season in sports
Goodbye? Not really. If anything this is one bad bye week for the Washington Commanders, who are 1-4-1 for the first time in franchise history (though they did start 1-3-2 in 1960).
The Mike Locksley era is over. On Wednesday, the University of Maryland head football coach and the school agreed to part ways after a 2-5 start to
College football's unbeaten pack was trimmed by three more teams this week, beginning with James Madison's overtime defeat that might deflate the Dukes' College Football Playoff hopes for good (last year they were a one-loss conference champ whose defeat was at Louisville, a far cry from App State).
