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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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.
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