Big Ten Sports Writers

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Rob Wludyga

Rob has a Bachelor's degree in communications from Baldwin-Wallace College and a Bachelor's degree in Education from Youngstown State University. After graduating from Baldwin-Wallace Rob worked for Nauticom Sports, an Internet-based high school sports radio network where he covered games with many of Ohio's top high school athletes including LeBron James.

Michael Shull

Michael Shull, a native of Ohio, has been a fan of Big Ten football for over 25 years. Shull grew up following both Ohio State and Michigan very closely as well as the 6 Ohio MAC schools. Shull has a communications degree and is the author of the weekly Big Ten football picks column entitled "Shull's Selections."

Jeff Borzello

Jeff Borzello resides in Long Island, New York. Borzello is 19 and currently attends the University of Delaware. He has followed college basketball very closely for about a decade now, and now focuses on it more than ever. Borzello writes for a variety of websites, and runs his own website, March Madness All Season. Borzello does not concentrate on any single conference; as he likes to give a national view of everything. His favorite college basketball team is the Connecticut Huskies. His favorite sports moment that he has witnessed live was when UConn won the Big East Tournament in 2004. Sitting front row, Borzello really felt the action; it was pretty special. Feel free to contact him at MarchMadnessAllSeason@yahoo.com.

Cory Spicer

Cory Spicer lives in Columbus, Ohio where he is a senior at Gahanna Lincoln High School. He currently works as the Sports Columnist for the school newspaper, The Lion's Roar. His pieces have also been featured in the Columbus Dispatch, where he is a member of the Dispatch Youth Team. Spicer has spent time studying international journalism and plans to attend Ohio University in the Fall of 2007. His main sports interests include college football, Major League Baseball, and English Premier League soccer. He supports Liverpool and his favorite players are Peter Crouch and Steven Gerrard.