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Staff bio: Steven Bradley

Staff role: Sports Editor

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Call Steven at 864-882-2386.



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Steven is an award-winning sportswriter and the Sports Editor for The Daily Journal / Daily Messenger. He won first place for Spot Sports Story in all daily papers with circulations of less than 26,000 at the 2007 South Carolina Press Association awards and second place in the same category in 2008. Steven has worked for The Daily Journal/Messenger since the fall of 2004, after graduating from Clemson University with a BA in English that summer.

Steven paginates the sports section, edits copy and coordinates the sports department. He also writes a weekly column, 'On The Beat,' and helps with the reporting duties. In his spare time, Steven enjoys watching and playing sports and spending time with his beautiful wife, Melissa.

Recent Stories

  • Spotlight on Spiller in Tigers' showdown with FSU
    Friday, Nov. 6, 2009
    In the winter of 2005, C.J. Spiller was the top football recruit in the state of Florida and a lifelong fan of Florida State, which had won or shared 12 of the last 14 Atlantic Coast Conference championships. | Read more
  • Tigers turn focus to FSU's high-flying attack
    Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009
    Clemson leads the ACC by a wide margin in both pass defense (146.2 yards per game) and interceptions (15) and allowed just 27 yards through the air in its 49-3 win over Coastal Carolina on Saturday. | Read more
  • Tigers insist focus is fully on Coastal Carolina
    Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009
    Coming off the biggest win of his tenure and with his team set to host struggling FCS foe Coastal Carolina, Clemson coach Dabo Swinney has repeatedly proclaimed today’s contest as “the most important game of the year.” | Read more
  • Spiller, Tigers feel need for speed at Miami
    Friday, Oct. 23, 2009
    When C.J. Spiller hopped in his vehicle on Tuesday morning en route to meet with the media ahead of Clemson’s game at No. 8 Miami on Saturday, he quickly realized one of his tires was flat. | Read more
  • Tigers' confidence high after Wake rout
    Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2009
    After Clemson coach Dabo Swinney admittedly “chewed out” quarterback Kyle Parker during a bye-week practice, leading to a highly publicized dust-up between Swinney and offensive coordinator Billy Napier, it would have been easy for the redshirt freshman to pout or take the incident personally. | Read more
 
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