Name Dan Wetzel | Role Author | |
 | ||
Books Death to the BCS: The Defin, Sole Influence, Runnin' Rebel, Glory Road: My Story of th, Resilience: Faith - Focus - Tri Similar Pat Forde, Don Haskins, Jerry Tarkanian, Don Yaeger Profiles | ||
Steubenville rape case dan wetzel
Dan Wetzel is an author, screenwriter, and national columnist for Yahoo Sports and Yahoo.com.
Contents
- Steubenville rape case dan wetzel
- Dan wetzel on the dan patrick show full interview 11 10 15
- Career
- Views
- Criticism
- References
Dan wetzel on the dan patrick show full interview 11 10 15
Career
He's written sports-related books Resilience, Sole Influence, Glory Road, and Runnin' Rebel. As a sports writer, he has written about NASCAR, college football, the NFL, MLB, NHL, NBA, mixed martial arts, and the Olympics. His columns appear In the sports section of Yahoo.com.
He cowrote the 2014 movie Life of a King, starring Cuba Gooding, Jr. and Dennis Haysbert.
He cohosts a weekly radio show on Yahoo Sports Radio with Pat Forde. He was a fill-in host on The Sports Inferno in Detroit, Michigan on AM 1270.
Wetzel is a native of Norwell, Massachusetts and a 1994 graduate of the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where he was editor of the campus newspaper (The Daily Collegian) and majored in political science.
Views
Dan Wetzel is a passionate opponent of the BCS system for determining the NCAA Division I FBS National Football Championship. He regularly writes on the desirability of a playoff to determine the national champion, and has co-authored a book entitled Death to the BCS.
On March 18, 2013, Wetzel authored a piece on the Steubenville High School rape verdict that quickly went viral. The article differed starkly in tone from other coverage of the case, eschewing sympathy for the rapists' "ruined lives" and instead emphasizing the pervasive rape culture that permitted the rape to go forward, including the potential culpability of witnesses to the rape.
Criticism
On February 22, 2014 Dan Wetzel posted an article on Yahoo entitled: "Deal with it, South Korea". The article was criticized in South Korea for affirming the result of the ladies' singles figure skating event at the XXII Olympic Winter Games, a result that the South Korean Olympic Committee formally protested.