USA Today's National Writer Eric Prisbell Joins the inRecruit Sports Social Network

USA Today's Eric Prisbell joins the inRecruit sports social network where coaches, athletes and sports media connect and build relationships.

2013-06-13

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 13, 2013 (Press-News.org) inRecruit is pleased to welcome Eric Prisbell of the USA Today to the inRecruit platform.

"Eric is a dynamic, national sports journalist who has mastered the ability to break fascinating stories in the age of digital journalism. His ability to research and unearth pertinent information as well as his interviewing finesse is unmatched in the industry. Eric Prisbell will add a ton to the inRecruit sports network," said Joseph Rocco co-founder of inRecruit.

Hailing from New Jersey, Eric graduated from Rutgers University (NJ) with a degree in Journalism. Upon graduating Rutgers, Eric spent three years covering the Fresno State men's basketball team for the Fresno Bee in Fresno, CA. Subsequently, Eric was a dynamic college sports reporter for more than eight years at the Washington Post.

Eric joined the USAToday in July 2012 where his uncanny ability to investigate matters and to uncover seemingly unreachable facts continued. Eric was the first to break the national story about former Kansas Jayhawk basketball player, Ben McLemore, accepting more than $10,000 in cash, gifts and trips from a middleman courting McLemore on behalf of sports agents and financial advisers.

inRecruit members wanting to become part of Eric Prisbell's network should visit his inRecruit profile and request to be connected with Eric.

Other sports media members seeking to join inRecruit for access to college and high school coaches and other media members should sign up to inRecruit at http://www.inrecruit.com/

Press Contact
Joseph D. Rocco
jrocco@inrecruit.com

inRecruit is a sports social network which has been described by the New York Times as "the Linkedin for Sports"

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