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Keep following the players your readers already care about—after they leave for college.
Original, source-linked college football updates for local publications and alumni newsletters. You choose the school. We agree a watchlist and follow the story.
A useful update for your editorial desk.
Original copy
A suggested headline and usually 150–250 words in editable text and HTML.
The reporting behind it
Source links, checked school connections and a fact-check note so your editor can assess the piece.
A way to share it
A short suggested social caption. One editorial revision round per delivery; verified factual corrections handled promptly.
A quiet week gets a clearly labeled status note. Missing statistics don’t become a claim that a player didn’t participate.
ACTUAL REPORTING SAMPLE
One high school. Four touchdown catches.
Miami Norland alumni at Wofford
CFD Staff · Game: October 3, 2026 · Follow-up corrected October 11, 2026
Four touchdown passes. Two receivers. One Miami high school. In Wofford’s 32–25 win at Furman on October 3, Isaiah Scott and Ivory Aikens caught two touchdowns apiece. Source
Both receivers came through Miami Norland, according to their Wofford biographies. That shared school connection puts a hometown thread through every Wofford touchdown catch in the game. Source · source
Scott supplied two long strikes: 70 yards and 80 yards, both in the first quarter. Aikens reached the end zone early, then turned a short shovel pass into a 71-yard score early in the second quarter. Scott finished with seven catches for 193 yards. Source
The connection goes beyond a name on a roster. Scott’s Wofford biography credits him with 1,094 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns at Norland in 2023. It also records a fourth-place finish in the state 400-meter hurdles in 2024. Source
Their next chapter arrived a week later. In Wofford’s 16–0 win at Elon on October 10, Aikens made a first-down catch on the Terriers’ opening possession of the second half. The drive ended with Anjuan Coleman’s touchdown reception. Source · source
An actual reporting sample, not a customer testimonial. Sources from the same college are not independent witnesses. Source check dates:
- Scott’s official biography · 2026-10-10
- Aikens’s official biography · 2026-10-10
- Wofford’s game report · 2026-10-10
- October 10 follow-up · 2026-10-11
- October 10 official box score and play-by-play · 2026-10-11
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