David Paschall is a sports writer for the Times Free Press.
He started at the Chattanooga Free Press in 1990 and was part of the Times Free Press when the paper started in 1999.
David covers University of Georgia football, as well as SEC football recruiting, SEC basketball, Chattanooga Lookouts baseball and other sports stories.
He is a Chattanooga native and graduate of the Baylor School and Auburn University.
David has received numerous honors for his journalism, including various Tennessee state sports writing awards. In addition, he is in his fifth year on the voting board of the Harris Interactive College Football Poll and his ninth year on the voting board for the Heisman Trophy; he also serves on the voting board for the Biletnikoff and Lombardi awards. He is a past Southern League writer of the year, a former board member of the Football Writers’ Association of America.
Contact David at 423-757-6524 or dpaschall@timesfreepress.com.
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While Texas A&M was making an instant splash in its Southeastern Conference debut last football season, Missouri was darting straight into obscurity.
Mark Ellis would like to resume his stellar season start with the Los Angeles Dodgers, but the second baseman first must contribute for the Chattanooga Lookouts.
The Southeastern Conference and Big 12 Conference have partnered to stage a men's basketball challenge beginning later this year, but Tennessee and Georgia will sit out the inaugural version.
The Chattanooga Lookouts sure are taking after their parents.
Broadarius Hamm is a 6-foot-3, 290-pound defensive lineman who could have a home in the Southeastern Conference if he wants one, but he'll have to wait.
Joc Pederson reached base five times Wednesday afternoon, but it wasn't enough as Chattanooga dropped a 5-4 decision to Mobile.
It was somewhat brash for a Southeastern Conference football coach, and it was completely out of character for Georgia's Mark Richt.
Head football coaches from Tennessee and Georgia will be in the Chattanooga area today, and it's not because of a premier high-school prospect.
Matthew Thomas, one of the nation's top football prospects in the 2013 signing class, told the Miami Herald that he wants out of his scholarship to Florida State and that he would like to play at Georgia or Southern California.
