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Will Clark
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Tech Manager, ACCN/CardsTV, University of Louisville Athletics
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Biography
Will is originally from Fort Branch, Indiana, but moved to the Louisville area in 2007. Before joining NewsRadio 840 WHAS in 2013, Will worked in Evansville in a variety of capacities ranging from morning show “man on the street” to news anchor. His body of work includes coverage of the November 6, 2005 Evansville tornado, provided coverage of Vice President Dick Cheney’s first public appearance after 9/11 and provided comprehensive reporting on the September 11 attacks. He has also been part of the broadcast team for Evansville’s “Thunder on the Ohio” hydroplane races, a team which was honored by the Indiana Associated Press twice as best sports play-by-play team. Will lives in New Albany with his wife, kids and dog.
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By Will Clark| USA Today Verified Dalvin Cook is currently competing for the New York Jets, but still has strong feelings for his former QB in Minnesota, Kirk Cousins. Cousins recently went under the knife to repair his torn Achilles, and Cook, who went to four straight Pro Bowls with the Vikings, told USA TODAY Sports’ Mackenzie Salmon that he told Cousins that he wished him the best of luck in his recovery. “That’s my guy,” said Cook.
By Will Clark| For The Win Verified The conference No. 1 seeds in the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs are set to faceoff in the Super Bowl. The Chiefs are led by the dominant quarterback, Patrick Mahomes. Mahomes is making his third Super Bowl appearance of his career, having won one previously over the San Francisco 49ers. On the Eagles side is Super Bowl first-timer in quarterback Jalen Hurts. The Eagles have been dominant on their way to the championship winning their two previous playoff games by a combined 55 points.
By Will Clark| For The Win Verified The two home teams in the NFL championship games held serve this week with the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs punching a ticket to Super Bowl LVII. The Chiefs won a nail-biter over the Cincinnati Bengals and Joe Burrow with some Patrick Mahomes magic with a score of 23-20. Meanwhile, the Eagles have breezed through the NFC with dominant victories in back-to-back weeks over the New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers.
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