Justin Spears is a writer and producer at various media outlets. He specializes in sports, focusing on competitive and professional sports, sports marketing, and the intersection of travel and tourism within the sports industry. Justin's work has been featured in notable publications including the Herald Journal, Arizona Daily Star, and Yahoo Sports.
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Tucson, United States (Local)
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Justin Spears focuses on local sports coverage, particularly college football with a strong emphasis on the Arizona Wildcats. He primarily covers event-related content such as player transfers, coaching changes, and team performance within the specific context of Arizona's sports scene. Potential pitches for Mr. Spears should revolve around providing insights into ongoing events related to college football in Arizona, including analysis of team dynamics and individual player performances.
Given his focus on local sports, stories about athletes or coaches from this region making an impact beyond their immediate surroundings could also be of interest to him. Offerings involving exclusive interviews or behind-the-scenes access might resonate well with his coverage style tailored towards localized sporting events and developments.
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PROVO, Utah — BYU head coach Kalani Sitake is connected to Arizona in many ways.
By: Justin Spears
These players from Arizona and BYU should have an impact on Saturday's game in Provo.
By: Michael Lev
Arizona football players Max Harris and Ismail Mahdi, who were seeking an additional year of eligibility under the NCAA’s new five-for-five rule, have been “cleared for competition,” the UA announced.
By: Justin Spears
CougarTails, a 15-inch maple bar, have been served at BYU home games for over 20 years.
By: Justin Spears
BYU backup quarterback and Salpointe Catholic graduate Treyson Bourguet is “one of the best leaders I’ve ever been around,” said head coach Kalani Sitake.
No. 15 BYU shuts out Arizona in the second half to beat the Wildcats in Provo.
It was a tale of two halves for Arizona football against BYU. Here’s a look at notable storylines, statistics and quotes from the Wildcats’ loss to the Cougars in Provo.
As expected, the Arizona Wildcats are massive favorites to win their upcoming nonconference matchup against Northern Illinois on Saturday at Casino Del Sol Stadium.
By: Justin Spears
Arizona head coach Brent Brennan spoke to reporters following the Wildcats' 28-17 loss to No. 15 BYU in Provo to start Big 12 play. (Video by Justin Spears / Tucson.com)
