‘Back in the day:’ SEC writers reflect on reporting changes over the past few decades

Posted Sep 12, 2016
During the spring semester in 2016, as part of a “Sports Reporting” class project, Auburn students interviewed veteran SEC sports writers about changes they had seen during their careers. Besides linking future sports journalists with the veterans in their careers, the project gave the students an opportunity to see how the profession has changed over the past few decades. (Gridiron Now)

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