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Aaron Bracy

Aaron Bracy

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Freelance Writer, Associated Press

Philadelphia

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I no longer cover technology/cybersecurity from Toronto

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  • Auburn’s Johni Broome Used to Be Overlooked. Now He Towers Over the Final Four.

    By Drew Blouin, Riley Frain, Justin Perri, Aaron Bracy| Hoops HQ Verified SAN ANTONIO – The stage here at the Final Four is the biggest in college basketball. When he steps foot on the Alamodome court, however, the chip on Johni Broome’s shoulder likely will be even bigger. Auburn’s 6-foot-10 senior forward has been overlooked his entire life. Barely recruited out of high school, Broome started his career at Morehead State, which competes in the Ohio Valley Conference.

    By Drew Blouin, Riley Frain, Justin Perri, Aaron Bracy · Hoops HQ

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • A March Madness to remember: The St. Joseph’s Hawks’ 2004 N.C.A.A. run

    By Aaron Bracy| America Magazine Verified Editor’s note: The following is an edited excerpt from Aaron Bracy’s A Soaring Season: The Incredible, Inspiring Story of the 2003-04 Saint Joseph’s Hawks.. It is reprinted with permission. Thursday, March 25, 2004: Meadowlands, East Rutherford, New Jersey; NCAA Sweet 16: No. 1 Saint Joseph’s vs. No. 4 Wake ForestOn Selection Sunday, Billy Packer rattled off nine teams from so-called power conferences that he thought were more deserving of a No. 1 seed than Saint Joseph’s.

    By Aaron Bracy · America Magazine

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • Auburn’s Johni Broome Used to Be Overlooked. Now He Towers Over the Final Four.

    By Drew Blouin, Riley Frain, Justin Perri, Aaron Bracy| Hoops HQ Verified SAN ANTONIO – The stage here at the Final Four is the biggest in college basketball. When he steps foot on the Alamodome court, however, the chip on Johni Broome’s shoulder likely will be even bigger. Auburn’s 6-foot-10 senior forward has been overlooked his entire life. Barely recruited out of high school, Broome started his career at Morehead State, which competes in the Ohio Valley Conference.

    By Drew Blouin, Riley Frain, Justin Perri, Aaron Bracy · Hoops HQ

    Apr. 04, 2025

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