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Ian Curtis

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The Battalion, The Bryan-College Station Eagle, ST WENDEL SPORTSMANS CLUB

Preston's Summary

Ian Curtis is a journalist who writes for The Battalion, with his work also appearing in Microsoft, The Bryan-College Station Eagle, and WTAW. He covers a range of topics, including sports, college events, and local news. Ian's articles provide insightful analysis and coverage of various games, matches, and events, keeping readers informed and engaged.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 61 %
Private Sector Announcements: 7 %
Investment Analysis: 6 %
Evolving Stories: 6 %
Announcement: 3 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Sports Disciplines
  • Team Sports
  • Filmmaking
  • Plays & Musicals

Pitching Insights

Ian Curtis' articles predominantly focus on sports, particularly college basketball. The bulk of his coverage revolves around event coverage and investment analysis within the realm of sports.

Journalists like Ian would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming college basketball events, particularly those involving A&M or other significant teams. Pitches offering insights into player performance, team strategies, and game predictions may resonate well with him.

Considering the high percentage of investment analysis in his coverage attributes, he might also be interested in stories relating to financial aspects within the world of college basketball or sports as a whole. For example, pitches could include topics such as sponsorship deals for teams or players, financial impacts of major sporting events on universities or local economies, etc.

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Articles

The Battalion

Just like old times

Just like old times

By: Braxton Dore, Ian Curtis

The 127th meeting between Texas A&M men’s basketball and Texas Tech revived a familiar rivalry for fans across the Lone Star State — and for the first time since 1953, it came as a non-conference matchup. The result was certainly familiar for Aggie fans, as A&M extended their win streak over Tech to seven games...

The Battalion

A&M brings the Payne to Purdue

A&M brings the Payne to Purdue

By: Ian Curtis

Photo by Chris Swann Heac coach Buzz Williams talks to Texas A&M Aggies forward Pharrel Payne (21) during Texas A&M’s charity exhibition against Houston at Fertitta Center in Houston, TX on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024. (Chris Swann/The Battalion)

The Battalion

Malone, Abdur-Rahim lead A&M past MVSU in non-conference finale

Malone, Abdur-Rahim lead A&M past MVSU in non-conference finale

By: Ian Curtis

The holidays are a season for giving. And with its coaches clad in tacky Christmas sweaters, Texas A&M women’s basketball’s bench gave the Aggies plenty of points and boards as they rounded out non-conference play with a 96-54 drubbing of the Mississippi Valley State Devilettes on Thursday at Reed Arena. “When you go into this...

The Battalion

Student Bonfire Burn rescheduled for Jan. 25

Student Bonfire Burn rescheduled for Jan. 25

By: Ian Curtis

Student Bonfire has rescheduled its annual Burn for Jan. 25, the organization announced Tuesday. The original Nov. 29 Burn was set for the night before Texas A&M football’s game against Texas, but it was postponed due to a burn ban in Robertson County. A judge rescinded the ban on Dec. 6. Admission to the event...

The Battalion

Charity stripe haunt

Charity stripe haunt

By: Justin Chen, Ian Curtis

When it comes to free throws, making 28-of-48 attempts is starkly grim. For supposedly free points, the 12th Man groaned when A&M free throw attempts repeatedly crashed off the back rim. In a normal world, missing 20 free throws is a pure recipe for disaster of a blowout game — and it had the makings...

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