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I'm a veteran reporter with plenty of NFL experience. If you need help with a gamer, sidebars, notes, running quotes, etc., I'm available for this game. Send me a message here and I'll get back to you. Thanks!

I'm a veteran writer who has been an NFL beat reporter in the past. I have also done several NFL freelance assignments for out-of-town papers over the years, including this season.

Jim O'Connell is the sports editor. Ramsey has been a columnist.

The position is still open and will be filled.

Yes, she did leave. She got an opportunity to work at the Star-Tribune in Minneapolis. There has been a lot of turnover lately, mostly with people leaving the business.

The Longmont Times-Call is seeking a full time sports designer. This position is for an evening shift five nights per week and requires design of 4-8 sports pages per night. Some writing and handling of prep sports calls will also be required. Application deadline is January 23rd. Benefit...

By the way, it should be noted that while they do some sports work, this position that's posted is not a sports position.

Yeah, that's true that RedLine is basically the middleman. And, they do a lot of stuff, from a basic sports article to book manuscripts.

I have done a lot of work through RedLine and they are fantastic. Very professional, competitive pay and they are prompt with payment.

I wasn't actually making fun of Salt Lake. I like Salt Lake.

If you don't drink and you are Mormon, it's probably not too bad.

These positions are to replace people who have left the company for other careers.

The paper used to be very stable in its staff. It didn't have much turnover for a number of years. But, as with a lot of places, more people in recent years have left the business, which has created more turnover lately.

Please contact me if you're able to work the CU at West Virginia game on Oct. 1. Previous experience is required.

We've done a tab for years, although it has decreased in size lately. WE used to do 32 pages, and we did 16 last year. Our new ad director tells me that for his department, it's time-consuming with no payoff because they can't sell ads for it. I, too, wonder how that could possibly be the case.

Outside of Texas, does anyone do prep football preview sections anymore?

Having judged last year, I think you're way off base here. Getting rid of all references to the writer and the paper makes sense because it limits - if not eliminates - judges favoring a particular writer or paper. Yes, the articles will reference team names, but just because you're reading...

Sorry if this has already been mentioned, but I didn't have time to read all 5 pages of comments. One thing I don't get, in this age of massive cutbacks, is why newspapers in cities not involved in the Super Bowl, or World Series, etc., continue sending so many reporters to the big events. Both...

Most, if not all, the districts in Colorado are pay to play. Some up to $150 or more per student per sport.

I agree that each story is different, but there's no reason you can't write a featurized game story in 12 inches. Just because it's a short story doesn't mean it has to be "fact-filled AP copy." If we're talking feature stories, yes, 12 inches is too short. For a game story, it's pretty easy...