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Cam Ellis

Cam Ellis

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Editor, KMGH-TV (Denver, CO)

Denver

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Chicago professional and collegiate sportsCollege football/basketball

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I keep myself pretty open to anything. The more I cover, the more I can do.

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Total articles 3384

  • What does Supreme Court's latest ruling mean for future NCAA athletes?

    By Cam Ellis Verified| KFNZ-FM (Kansas City, MO) Verified On Monday morning, the United States Supreme Court handed down a ruling against the NCAA which stated, in essence, that limits on player-athelte benefits like technology, scholarships, and internships -- among other things -- can't be enforced. And while the NCAA's model of amateurism wasn't totally dismantled by the ruling, many view Monday's decision as a landmark step towards achieving that eventual goal. But what does it mean in the immediate future?

    By Cam Ellis Verified · KFNZ-FM (Kansas City, MO)

    Jan. 28, 2025

  • 4 fun, easy life hacks for ignoring those pesky Justin Fields trade rumors

    By Cam Ellis Verified| WSCR-AM (Chicago, IL) Verified (670 The Score) We here at 670 The Score love trade rumors, absolutely adore them. What do you think puts the bread on my $105 IKEA table? (Sorry to flex, but...) Real answers are for the birds. Those are my five best trade deadline destinations for Zach LaVine, and I want them now. This isn't your parents' 670, either - we aren't just writing columns or doing radio hits. We're *creating* content.

    By Cam Ellis Verified · WSCR-AM (Chicago, IL)

    Feb. 16, 2023

  • What does Supreme Court's latest ruling mean for future NCAA athletes?

    By Cam Ellis Verified| KFNZ-FM (Kansas City, MO) Verified On Monday morning, the United States Supreme Court handed down a ruling against the NCAA which stated, in essence, that limits on player-athelte benefits like technology, scholarships, and internships -- among other things -- can't be enforced. And while the NCAA's model of amateurism wasn't totally dismantled by the ruling, many view Monday's decision as a landmark step towards achieving that eventual goal. But what does it mean in the immediate future?

    By Cam Ellis Verified · KFNZ-FM (Kansas City, MO)

    Jan. 28, 2025

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KMGH-TV (Denver, CO)

Denver, United States