Adam Finkelstein is the Director of Scouting at CBS Sports HQ. He specializes in competitive sports, focusing on individual and team sports, major league sports, and sports tournaments, while also delving into the business and marketing aspects of the sports industry. Adam has been featured in JD Supra, CBS Sports, iHeartRadio, Dark Reading, MSN, 247Sports, and EDUCAUSE.
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Adam Finkelstein's focus on event coverage, announcements, and industry-specific insights in the sports domain, particularly basketball and college basketball, suggests he would likely be responsive to pitches offering exclusive access to events or interviews with emerging talent.
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Why the Marietta (Ga.) Wheeler and Game Elite standout is an ideal next PG for coach Matt Painter.
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There is a new battle to be the top prospect in high school basketball...and it's playing out this week in Las Vegas.
The EYBL's leading scorer didn't miss a beat this week in Las Vegas.
By: Adam Finkelstein
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John Calipari lands one of the best big men of the spring, but when will he arrive?
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John Calipari lands one of the spring's best big men, but when will Caleb Ourigou join Arkansas?
Full scouting reports on the top wings in the Under Armour Association, including Jarvis Hayes Jr., Declan Griffiths, Munir Greig, Tony Cornett, Luke Howery, and Josh Rivera.
Beckham Black, Cayden Daughtry, Navorro Bowman Jr., and AJ Williams all had huge performances on Wednesday, but it was a previously under-the-radar prospect that made the biggest impression.
Beckham Black, Cayden Daughtry, Navorro Bowman Jr. and AJ Williams all had huge performances Wednesday, but a previously under-the-radar prospect made the biggest impression.
