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Name: Ari Horing
Position: Senior Editor
About: I’m currently a Division 1 junior soccer player at Eastern Illinois University which is in the Missouri Valley Conference. I’m also a sports writer for the Daily Eastern News. Besides that, I’m just a guy who can’t stand arguments that don’t have facts to back them up. Articles without facts have motivated me to get the truth out there.
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Name: John Lorge
Position: Outside Writer
About: My dream job would be GM of the Seattle SuperSonics. Now my dream is dead. So I will have to get Mark Cuban money, buy a team ( I don’t care who) and move them back. Then I could be the Jerry Jones of the NBA. If I can’t be the Sonics GM, then how about the Seahawks GM? If you couldn’t tell by now I’m a Seattle sports fan who is passionate about the NBA and NFL, and I enjoy NCAAFB then NCAABB. After that I would call myself a tennis fan, then maybe a tie between baseball and boxing. Along with Seattle Sports I like the Nebraska Cornhuskers. I would like to go to the NBA All-Star weekend and Wimbledon. I like HS sports too.
I have been lucky enough to have NBA, NFL, Draft and Fantasy articles appear on or linked from FOXSports.com, CBSSports.com, USAToday.com and a handful of blogs and websites.
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Name: Ryan Cardarella
Position: Outside Writer
About: I’m a 22-year-old journalism grad from Milwaukee. The Packers and Brewers are my teams, but basketball has me excited for the first time since MJ retired from the Bulls. (Just like The Godfather III and Rocky V, his Washington comeback didn’t happen!) All in all, I just love to write and talk sports, especially with people who can back up their ideas with objective thoughts.
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Name: Bob Cunnigham
Position: Eagles writer
About: 18 year old freshman at Kutztown University, majoring in political science.
Also on www.2minutestomidnightgreen.com, www.gcobb.com, www.sportsfullcircle.com, and www.bleacherreport.com
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Name: Robert Caylor
Position: Outside writer
About: I am 24 years old, and currently working for a civil engineering firm in mid-Michigan. In my spare time, you can generally find me perusing whatever sporting event I can find on television. I mainly follow basketball, baseball, football, hockey, golf, nascar and occasionally tennis. My earliest exposure to sports was a few months after being born, watching the Detroit Tigers win the World Series in the arms of my father. So basically from that day forward I’ve been raised with sports being playing a key factor in my life.
I also enjoy music, playing sports (specifically golf) and spending time with friends and family.
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Name: Dan Parzych
Position: Eagles Writer
About: I am a 22 year old senior at the University of Dayton. After I was born in Connecticut, I moved to the Philadelphia area where I have developed a passion for all of the city’s sports team. Do you have any idea how proud I am to say that the city’s 25 year old curse is finally over and the Philadelphia Phillies are World Champions once again? Tears of joy came to my eyes when Brad Lidge threw that final strike in the bottom of the 9th in Game 5 and fell to his knees with his arms in the air….
In my spare time, I am a student manager at the recreational facility on campus. I am also the Public Affairs and News Director at the University’s radio station, WUDR 99.5. My buddy and I co-host a talk show every Monday afternoon from 4-6. I’m also a sports broadcaster for the varsity soccer and basketball teams at my school (Go Dayton Flyers!).
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Name: Bryn Swartz
Position: Eagles Writer
About: I’m 19 years old. I go to Messiah College. I’m an accounting major….for now.
I can say without hesitation that I am the biggest Eagles and Phillies fan that has ever lived. I even worked for the Eagles in the 2007 season.
I still can’t believe that the Phillies won the World Series. I will never forget being in the city on Monday for the first 5.5 innings, on Wednesday for the last 3 innings, and on Friday for the parade. They say that school comes first—I don’t think so.
I think that Philadelphia fans have been given an unfair rap by just about everybody since one particular incident involving a 19-year-old kid in 1968. In reality, there is no city in the world that displays passion for its teams like we do. We are the most knowledgeable fans in the world. We want perfection, and if you don’t give us perfection, we will let you know. We may boo our players, but do we ever stop going to the games? No. Those that criticize us are simply jealous of our unbelievable passion.
