Marcus Hartman is a Digital columnist/reporter at Dayton Daily News. He covers a variety of topics including sports, sports business, and entertainment, with a focus on team and individual sports as well as arts and culture. His work has been featured in numerous outlets including Yahoo News, The Charlotte Observer, and The Chicago Tribune.
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Marcus Hartman's articles are highly focused on local sports with specific emphasis on Ohio State University and College Football. He consistently covers evolving stories, events, and announcements related to these topics. Therefore, individuals who can provide insights into the latest developments in college football or those affiliated with Ohio State University would likely be of interest to him.
Given Marcus' focus on local coverage within Dayton, Ohio, he may be particularly interested in pitches that involve athletes or events from this area or have a direct connection to it. Additionally, experts familiar with the dynamics of college football and its impact at a local level could find success in reaching out to Marcus for potential coverage opportunities.
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"Brilliant in the basics?" "Simplifying stuff"? Alliteration abounds when it comes to reasons for optimism for Ohio State's offense. Marcus Hartman writes
Karsyn Homan threw the go-ahead TD pass and ran for another score, but the Coldwater QB was injured late in a win over Clinton-Massie. Marcus Hartman writes
By: Marcus Hartman
With the official first full week of the college football season upon us, everyone is publishing their picks to win it all.
Nielsen study finds Midwest, South love college football the most
College football's first full weekend includes ranked teams playing five nights in a row
Nothing says college football like rankings, so here is one more for the preseason.
Next week we should find out if Ohio State found anything with its ground game in the second half against Ball State. Read Marcus Hartman
By: Marcus Hartman
The biggest controversy of the first full weekend of the college football season might not be over yet.
Ohio State-Texas, Oklahoma-Michigan headline second slate of games this college football season
By: Marcus Hartman
Covington stunned Miami East 14-13 with a few fortunate bounces and avoided a Michigan-like 'last second' Hail Mary...Buccaneer "Landin Cassel" picked up a last minute blocked punt running in for a touchdown tying the score, "Filip McMaken" put the extra point up for the WIN!
