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Justin Dottavio

Justin Dottavio

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Owner, Cheat Code Athletic Performance and Assistant Site Editor, State of the U

Raleigh

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Total articles 364

  • 2025 The State of the ACC: Talent Acquisition

    By Justin Dottavio| State of the U Verified Photo by Michael Pimentel/ISI Photos/Getty Images This is a three-part series of posts on The State of the ACC in 2025The age old question: is it Jimmy’s and Joe’s or X’s and O’s? Of course there’s a baseline amount of talent that teams need to have in order to compete for ~15 games at the highest level of college football. The most talented teams usually survive and advance because of the depth of their roster.

    By Justin Dottavio · State of the U

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • A round-up of Cam Ward NFL draft analysis

    By Justin Dottavio| State of the U Verified Photo by David Rosenblum/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Miami Hurricanes might have produced the first player selected in the 2025 NFL Draft. Quarterback Cam Ward has been working out for the Tennessee Titans (holders of the 1st overall slot), Cleveland Browns and New York Giants. Ward, who came in 4th in the Heisman Trophy balloting in ‘24, is the clear top QB prospect in the draft.

    By Justin Dottavio · State of the U

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • 2025 The State of the ACC: Talent Acquisition

    By Justin Dottavio| State of the U Verified Photo by Michael Pimentel/ISI Photos/Getty Images This is a three-part series of posts on The State of the ACC in 2025The age old question: is it Jimmy’s and Joe’s or X’s and O’s? Of course there’s a baseline amount of talent that teams need to have in order to compete for ~15 games at the highest level of college football. The most talented teams usually survive and advance because of the depth of their roster.

    By Justin Dottavio · State of the U

    Apr. 10, 2025

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State of the U

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

180-065-7667