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.
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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