Talk:Kieran Corr
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Contesting the Proposed Deletion of the Wikipedia Page "Kieran Corr"
[edit]To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing to contest the proposed deletion of the Wikipedia page "Kieran Corr" under the rationale of autobiography and failing the general notability guideline. I believe the article meets the notability criteria as outlined by Wikipedia's guidelines and provides verifiable and notable information about Kieran Corr's accomplishments and contributions to college football.
**1. Notability through Athletic Achievements:**
Kieran Corr has been recognized as a significant figure in high school and college football. He was ranked as the No. 1 kicking prospect in his class by Kohl's Kicking, a reputable and well-known organization in the field of football scouting and training. Additionally, he was a three-star recruit according to ESPN, one of the most authoritative sources in sports journalism. These rankings demonstrate a level of notability within the sports community.
**2. Verifiable Sources and Media Coverage:**
The article references multiple reliable sources that verify Kieran Corr's achievements and contributions to football. For instance:
- His commitment to Harvard football was covered by reputable sports news outlets.
- His performance at the 2023 Kohl's National Scholarship Camp, where he made a 65-yard field goal, was documented and led to his selection for the 2024 Under Armour All-America Game.
These sources provide verifiable evidence of his notability and impact on the sport.
**3. Contributions to College Football:**
Kieran Corr's role as a placekicker for the Harvard Crimson, a prestigious Ivy League team, further establishes his notability. Playing for such a team indicates a high level of skill and recognition in the sport, contributing to the team's competitive standing.
**4. Avoiding Autobiographical Bias:**
The information provided is clearly neutral and backed by independent and reliable sources, ensuring the content's objectivity and verifiability. The article does not rely solely on personal accounts but on documented achievements and third-party recognition.
In conclusion, the Wikipedia page "Kieran Corr" meets the notability criteria through documented athletic achievements, coverage by reliable sources, and contributions to college football. Deleting this page would remove valuable and verifiable information about a notable athlete from the public domain.
Thank you for considering this refutation. WikiKC7 (talk) 16:18, 3 August 2024 (UTC)