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Zach Braziller

Zach Braziller

Zach Braziller is a general assignment sports reporter at New York Post.

Background

Zach focuses on college sports for the New York Post. He is the St. John's beat writer who also writes a weekly column on college football and college basketball, and he covers the Knicks, Mets, Yankees, Jets and Giants as well. Zach grew up in Brooklyn and now resides in Astoria. He attended liberal arts college Drew University in Madison, N.J. Zach once threw a no-hitter in high school for Berkeley Carroll. He loves pets and believes that March is the best month of the year.

Latest Articles

What these dispiriting Jets need is clear, finding it is anything but

Woody Johnson needs his Parcells. No more coordinators. No more risky hires. He needs a guarantee.

The Post’s college football rankings: All eyes on Ohio State QB battle

Who will take over with the Buckeyes starter likely out for the season?

St. John’s proves Rick Pitino wrong in overwhelming preseason finale win over Texas

These Johnnies made last Sunday’s version seem like impostors.

Freshman big shines for St. John’s in unexpected minutes versus star Texas center

Theo Edema was pressed into action Sunday against one of the best centers in the country, and the freshman performed better than anyone could have expected.

Arch Manning’s struggles raising major questions about his football future

Even on a weekend when shorthanded Texas won to keep its flickering playoff hopes alive, Arch Manning was underwhelming.

Rick Pitino to visit Louisville for first time since controversial firing

Rick Pitino is planning to return to Louisville for the first time since he was fired ahead of the 2017-18 season. 

Wideout’s long-awaited Jets return from mystery finger injury gives offense the boost it needs

Adonai Mitchell may have been dealing with more than a finger injury. It appears he also has a case of amnesia — at least when it comes to the finger...

St. John’s matchup with Texas is going to be an important litmus test

Texas, which is expected to be one of the premier teams in the country this season, is coming to the Garden for a noon tipoff.

Aaron Glenn faces $250K fine for conduct toward NFL officials

Aaron Glenn was one of three head coaches fined $250,000 by the league for conduct toward game officials, a source confirmed. 

Jets get encouraging injury news on key offensive players

Jets receiver Adonai Mitchell and guard Dylan Parham returned to practice Wednesday on a limited basis after missing multiple games with injuries.

Key Jets piece tells The Post why he’s keeping ‘business the same way’ as he handles lead back duties

It took a quad injury to Breece Hall, but given an extended look, Allen flashed his potential the last two weeks. 

New-look 76ers were pretty happy to ‘be a little spoiler’ during Knicks’ banner night

The new-look 76ers were the ones celebrating by the end of the evening. 

Knicks’ 22-carat championship ring includes nearly 800 diamonds — and a secret mini Garden

The Knicks have dazzling, diamond-encrusted championship rings to match their historic title. 

Knicks fall short to LeBron, 76ers in disappointing loss after ring ceremony

The Knicks open the 2026-27 NBA season against the 76ers. Follow The Post's live updates for the latest NBA scores, news and highlights.

St. John’s preseason ranking shows faith in Rick Pitino’s belief

For the first time since 1990-91, St. John’s will begin the year ranked in the preseason poll in back-to-back seasons.

The stories behind how Villanova landed stars who helped Knicks end title drought: ‘Really good breaks’

It resulted in a golden age on The Main Line, two national championships in three years, a core that would help the Knicks snap their 53-year title drought a decade...

The Post’s college football rankings, Heisman watch following Week 7

The Post’s Zach Braziller ranks the top teams after Week 6 of the college football season:

How Rick Pitino, St. John’s are honoring late friend and Hall of Fame SID this season

"On a personal level, it’s been a really horrendous summer,” Pitino said.

What shouldn’t come as a surprise from St. John’s with growing pains clear

St. John’s, as talented and experienced as it may be, is going to take time.

Thrilling upset-filled day of college football will mean nothing with 24-team CFP

There were upsets galore. Stunning results. Tremendous performances. Controversial calls. Games not decided until the final seconds.