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David NewtonBlog | Chats | E-mailDavid Newton covers motorsports for ESPN.com after a career covering the NFL, college athletics and NASCAR. Newton spent the past year breaking stories and serving as a lead writer for NASCAR.com. He previously covered NASCAR and the Carolina Panthers for South Carolina's largest newspaper, The State, in Columbia. He has also served as a correspondent for Sports Illustrated, covered seven Super Bowls, dozens of college bowl games and every major race on the NASCAR circuit. |
Weekend marked by awards, special times
Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.comI enjoyed a night and a weekend to remember.
Story | June 30, 2003Get ready for a super, sensational Sunday
Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.comDickie V previews Sunday's second-round NCAA Tournament matchups.
Story | March 22, 2003Butler proves it belongs out East
Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.comDickie V recaps the madness of Friday's first-round NCAA Tournament games.
Story | March 21, 2003U.S. to host World Basketball Championship
Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.comThere will be excitement galore in Indianapolis when the 2002 FIBA World Basketball Championship comes to the United States
Story | July 26, 2002Trojans tumble against upstart UNC Wilmington
Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.comThe madness has begun, baby! Dickie V recaps the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Story | March 14, 2002Significant Six players must step up next season
Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.comThese Significant Six players must raise their games for their teams to excel next season.
Story | May 09, 2001Fast recaps: Once again, favorites beware
Dick Vitale, Special to ESPN.comThe lower the seed, the higher the risk was in the first round.
Story | March 16, 2001TOP SEARCHES IN NOVEMBER
Bowl Projections tops ESPN.com searches in November. Did "david newton" make the list?
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