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Should Reporters Change the Way They Cover College Sports?
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[QUOTE="sufandu, post: 5342236, member: 874"] Local SEC reporters kiss the butts of the local schools and find or manufacture whatever dirt they can about their rivals. It's very politics like. That's how you keep fans happy here. If you dig up dirt about the beloved local team, especially if it's having success, you should have your resume updated and ready. Now if a coach of a local team is failing and on the outs with fans, he's fair game. [/QUOTE]
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