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Noah Ram
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High School and University of Florida Sports Reporter, Gainesville Sun
Gainesville, Utica
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Biography
Hello! My name is Noah Ram, and I cover a variety of sports at all levels in the Mohawk Valley and Central New York. I began working for The Observer-Dispatch in May 2022. I am from South Florida and attended the University of Florida in Gainesville. When I am not on the beat, I enjoy traveling and watching sports, especially my beloved Miami Dolphins and Miami Heat.
High School and local sports
entertainment, celebrities
Content
By Noah Ram Verified| Ocala Star Banner Verified Florida softball recovered from its series loss to Arkansas by taking two out of three from No. 19 Ole Miss on the road. Here's how the series affected the Gators in the rankings. Florida Gators softball (37-9, 9-6 SEC) won two out of three games against No. 19 Ole Miss. The Gators moved up two spots to No. 7 in the ESPN.com/USA Softball rankings. Florida is ranked No. 11 by Softball America, No. 8 by D1 Softball, and No. 9 by the NFCA.
'Finding the right guys:' How Florida basketball won a national championship without a top 100 recruit
By Noah Ram Verified| Palm Beach Post Verified Throughout college basketball history, star recruits build championship teams. Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim suffered one heartbreak after another in March, until the vaunted Carmelo Anthony arrived and won the coach a title in his lone season in Central New York. Star coaches will recruit highly-ranked prospects. They’ll shine in college and move onto bigger and better things in the NBA. This makes Florida basketball’s national championship last Monday in San Antonio a massive anomaly.
Company Info
Gainesville Sun
The Gainesville Sun is a historic daily newspaper located in Gainesville, Florida, serving the North-Central Florida region since 1876. It has a rich history marked by various ownership changes and mergers, reflecting its significant role in local journalism. The newspaper provides comprehensive local news coverage, including reports on crime, business, lifestyle, and entertainment, as well as national and international content through Associated Press stories and other Gannett publications. Under the ownership of Gannett, the Gainesville Sun focuses on delivering quality journalism to a general audience, including residents, businesses, and local government entities in the area. The newspaper also maintains a digital presence, offering online news and archives, along with subscription services. Its historical archives document the evolution of the region and provide valuable insights into Florida's past.
Gainesville, United States
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