Paul Tenorio
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My Role

Paul Tenorio is the Orlando Sentinel's UCF beat reporter, covering Knights athletics and managing the Knights Notepad blog.
My Biography

Born and raised in Alexandria, Va, Paul Tenorio ventured to the Midwest for college, where he attended Northwestern University (go Cats!) and graduated from the Medill School of Journalism.

Tenorio promptly returned home to work for The Washington Post, where he spent five years covering high school sports and assisting on coverage with the Redskins and soccer. He joined the Sentinel in September 2012 to cover college athletics and jumped right in mid-season on the UCF beat.
My Interests

A former soccer player, Tenorio loves all things soccer -- including but not limited to the EPL, La Liga, Serie A, MLS and international futbol. Down for any pick-up games.

Also enjoys a good book (fiction or non-fiction), deadlines, hacking away at his handicap and visits to his old haunt, the Tune Inn, on Capitol Hill.
My Recent Articles

The Prospector: Orlando homecookin' is good, but UCF often gets leftovers 6/11/2013
Why doesn’t UCF recruit more Orlando players?        

UCF offers Eustis' Jaylon Graham as defensive end 5/24/2013
Eustis linebacker Jaylon Graham received his eighth NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision scholarship offer Friday, and this was a big one for the Graham family, as nearby UCF pulled the trigger.        

American closes in on key decisions that will mark first year of new conference 5/22/2013
Memphis, Connecticut among favorites to host new AAC basketball tournaments PONTE VEDRA BEACH — The American Athletic Conference wrapped up its spring meetings Wednesday, inching closer to key decisions about the new league's future.        

American Athletic Conference ratifies plan to split realignment funds 5/22/2013
Three former Big East schools will receive 60 percent of funds PONTE VEDRA BEACH — American Athletic Conference presidents agreed on how to split lucrative Big East exit fees and postseason credits that reportedly could be near $100 million.        

Chris Davis Jr. says UCF in the lead after Knights make offer 5/21/2013
Oviedo quarterback/athlete Chris Davis Jr., picked up his 10 th NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision scholarship offer on Monday, and it’s one he’s been waiting for.        

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