The phrase "a sporting expert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has extensive knowledge or skills in sports, often in contexts related to sports commentary, analysis, or coaching.
Example: "As a sporting expert, she provided valuable insights during the live broadcast of the championship game."
Alternatives: "sports specialist" or "sports authority".
The number of NFL American football teams is tightly restricted, points out Stefan Szymanski, a sports expert at the University of Michigan.
Mao Zhixiong, a sports expert from the Beijing University of Sports, agreed China's notorious all-or-nothing gold fever was fading.
"The clubs, through their representative body the European Clubs Association, had been seeking ways with Uefa to actually limit their spending," says Daniel Geey, a sports expert at Field Fisher Waterhouse solicitors, who has made a close study of the new rules.
In this study, we used a surface-based approach to explore the difference in the cortical thickness between a sport expert group and a novice group that were matched for gender and age.
The 2011 show will again culminate in a public vote to crown a winner from a top-10 shortlist, compiled by a panel of sporting experts.
"[Yusufzai] isn't a trained sports expert, that's why he takes his bodyguards and friends on sports-related trips … while there was no physiotherapist for injured Bahawi".
He Wenyi, a Peking University sports expert, told the newspaper that as China had "grown from a backward country to become the world's second largest economy, its people no longer need to use sporting prowess as a means to boost national confidence".
Q. Anyone who wants to be a fantasy sports expert can be one now, or claim to be one.
A supposed sports expert picks Pittsburgh over Seattle for the championship, and it's not in football.
Brooke de Lench, a youth sports expert who founded the group Mom's Team, said new findings about concussion and its aftermath have begun to find their way to physicians and coaches but are still trickling down to parents and school administrators.
