Ray Cox
Ray’s online and newspaper journalism career has taken him from the Carolinas to South Florida to Baltimore-Washington and Atlanta. He’s a longtime sports writer and editor, and has directed multiple award-winning sections, built new online channels and guided journalists who have won a variety of national awards for reporting, commentary, design and headline writing. He has covered the winningest high school football coach in U.S. history, college football national championship games and Super Bowls. His baseball experience includes American Legion baseball, minor league baseball, AL and NL championship series and World Series. And his favorite coverage has been of junior golf, the PGA Tour and golf’s professional majors. He has also taught journalism classes and developed journalism curriculum.
Latest Articles
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Cutler Acquisition Raises Hopes in Chicago
Expectations of the Chicago Bears are running high since the acquisition of quarterback Jay Cutler in April.
May 17, 2009
- Ray Cox
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Falcons Trade 2010 Pick to Chiefs for Gonzalez
The Atlanta Falcons began Thursday needing to select a tight end in the first round of the NFL Draft on Saturday and walked away with the best tight end in NFL history.
Apr 23, 2009
- Ray Cox
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Picking Last, Steelers Will Still Find a Gem
Over the past decade, the team selecting No. 32 in the NFL Draft has had reasonable success at finding not only a good player but often a solid, productive starter.
Apr 20, 2009
- Ray Cox
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2009 NFL Mock Draft, Picks 25-32
Days away from the NFL Draft, and everyone has an opinion. A review of picks 25-32.
Apr 19, 2009
- Ray Cox
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2009 NFL Mock Draft, Picks 17-24
Days away from the NFL Draft, and everyone has an opinion. A review of picks 17-24.
Apr 19, 2009
- Ray Cox
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2009 NFL Mock Draft, Picks 9-16
Days away from the NFL Draft, and everyone has an opinion. A review of picks 9-16.
Apr 19, 2009
- Ray Cox
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2009 NFL Mock Draft, Picks 1-8
Days away from the NFL Draft, and everyone has an opinion. A review of picks 1-8.
Apr 19, 2009
- Ray Cox
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Legendary NFL Coach, Broadcaster Madden Retires
Pro Football Hall of Fame coach John Madden, known to many as the legendary broadcaster of NFL games, announced his retirement on Thursday after 30 years in the booth.
Apr 16, 2009
- Ray Cox
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Duke's Greg Paulus Ponders a Future in Football
Greg Paulus, who completed his basketball eligibility at Duke in March, is pondering a return to football, either in college at Michigan or in the NFL as a long shot.
Apr 15, 2009
- Ray Cox
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Collapse Puts Perry on Masters Meltdown List
In a bid to be the oldest winner of a major, Kenny Perry bogeyed his final two holes in regulation and lost in a playoff to make Masters history for the wrong reason.
Apr 12, 2009
- Ray Cox
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