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Jonah Krell

Jonah Krell

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Sports Reporter and Anchor, WQAD-TV (Moline, IL)

Iowa, Phoenix, Illinois

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Total articles 46

  • Alabama coach Nate Oats’ underdog story leads Crimson Tide to Men’s Final Four

    By Jonah Krell Verified, Bennett Silvyn| Cronkite News Verified Alabama’s Nate Oats spent much of his early career coaching high school players and says he wouldn’t trade the experience for anything. (Photo by Bennett Silvyn/Cronkite News) PHOENIX – Alabama’s Nate Oats has hustled his entire career. Nothing was ever given to him, and he has never settled. Before coaching in the college ranks, he took a job as a math teacher and basketball coach at Romulus High School in Michigan at the age of 27.

    By Jonah Krell Verified, Bennett Silvyn · Cronkite News

    Apr. 06, 2024

  • UConn men’s basketball Final Four journey begins with long travel delays

    By Mason Byers, Lucas Gordon, Brevan Branscum, Jonah Krell Verified| Cronkite News Verified The Alabama team bus awaits the arrival of players from the team hotel to take them to State Farm Stadium. (Photo by Brevan Branscrum/Cronkite News) Former Arizona State men’s basketball player DJ Horne, now with NC State, attracted plenty of local media in the locker room. (Photo by Lucas Gordon/Cronkite News) Purdue’s Zach Edey was a popular player during media availability at State Farm Stadium, two days before Saturday’s Final Four games.

    By Mason Byers, Lucas Gordon, Brevan Branscum, Jonah Krell Verified · Cronkite News

    Apr. 04, 2024

  • Alabama coach Nate Oats’ underdog story leads Crimson Tide to Men’s Final Four

    By Jonah Krell Verified, Bennett Silvyn| Cronkite News Verified Alabama’s Nate Oats spent much of his early career coaching high school players and says he wouldn’t trade the experience for anything. (Photo by Bennett Silvyn/Cronkite News) PHOENIX – Alabama’s Nate Oats has hustled his entire career. Nothing was ever given to him, and he has never settled. Before coaching in the college ranks, he took a job as a math teacher and basketball coach at Romulus High School in Michigan at the age of 27.

    By Jonah Krell Verified, Bennett Silvyn · Cronkite News

    Apr. 06, 2024

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WQAD-TV (Moline, IL)

Moline, Illinois, United States

+1 309-764-8888