Columns of Interest
Check out the current columns from Professor Rhoden and class guest speakers.

Advocates for DEI should also stand up for female athletes’ health

Shedeur Sanders’ confidence at the NFL combine rubbed some the wrong way. It shouldn’t have

One of the NBA’s fiercest competitors, now playing for its worst team
Guest Speakers
Throughout the semester, Professor Rhoden invites guest speakers from the sports media industry to speak and connect with his students. The list below features some of the talented columnists, broadcasters, and sports personnel who have joined to speak with the 2025 Class.

Kendra Andrews
Kendra Andrews joined ESPN in January of 2022 as an NBA reporter, primarily covering the Golden State Warriors. Andrews writes and reports for ESPN.com while also contributing reports to various ESPN television platforms, including SportsCenter and NBA Today, the latter of which is hosted by her sister, Malika Andrews.

Jerry Brewer
Jerry Brewer is a sports columnist at The Washington Post. He joined The Post in 2015 after more than eight years as a columnist with the Seattle Times.

Candace Buckner
Candace Buckner joined The Post in 2016. She has written sports columns and criticism since late 2021. Over her first three years in the role, she has twice earned Top 10 honors in column writing from the Associated Press Sports Editors.

Greg Moore
Greg Moore is an award-winning sports columnist and documentarian who has covered Arizona sports since 2017, including the NBA Finals, WNBA Finals, NFL playoffs, MLB playoffs, the College Football Playoff, championship fights in the UFC and boxing, the NCAA Men's Tournament, NASCAR races, the WM Phoenix Open, and the PlayStation Fiesta Bowl.

Khobi Price
Khobi Price covers the Los Angeles Lakers for the Southern California News Group. He previously covered the Orlando Magic for the Orlando Sentinel.

Justin Tinsley
Justin Tinsley is a senior culture writer for Andscape. He firmly believes “Cash Money Records takin’ ova for da ’99 and da 2000” is the single most impactful statement of his generation.