In celebration of Black History Month, ZUNews will be creating an All-Time Team for the illustrious Negro Leagues of baseball.
The Negro Leagues in all of it...
In celebration of Black History Month, ZUNews will be creating an All-Time Team for the illustrious Negro Leagues of baseball.
This past December Major Leagu...
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NFL's Week 13 is the most crucial week of the season for most, if not all.
To some NFL fans, Week 13 of the regular season is just another week. But, to thos...
Watch out for the Los Angeles Rams and a few others come playoff time this year in the NFC.
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The Dodgers have won the World Series for the first time in 32 years. How did they finally clear the hurdle, and how should their opposition feel about their lo...
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The Lakers have won the Larry O'Brien Trophy for the first time since 2010. Here are five different perspectives on the NBA Finals series, along with Los Angele...
Bob Gibson may be the greatest pitcher of all-time, and the long-time St. Louis Cardinal will be remembered for more than just his talent on the mound.
Bob G...
Originally from Denver, Colorado, Reid is a senior sports journalism major. This is Reid’s first year being on ZU Media staff as an Executive Producer for both ZU TV and ZU Radio/Podcast. Reid currently works in a part-time role for CBS Los Angeles in Studio City as a production assistant in the sports department.
Reid previously worked as a student assistant in the sports information department at Azusa Pacific and is the voice of many Cougar athletic teams including APU baseball.
Reid was the voice of the Bismarck Larks in the Northwoods Collegiate Baseball League during the summer of 2019, calling over 70 games. He plans on continuing to write and broadcast throughout his final year at Azusa Pacific before hopefully jumping into a full-time role in broadcast media, or production.
