Jacob Douglas is a sports journalist based in San Antonio, Texas. He specializes in covering local basketball, with a focus on the San Antonio Spurs. Jacob's articles provide game previews, recaps, and analysis of the team's performances, as well as reporting on player trades and standout performances.
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Jacob Douglas primarily covers local sports events, particularly those related to basketball and the San Antonio Spurs. He focuses heavily on event coverage such as game recaps, player trades, and NBA draft prospects.
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By: Marilyn Dubinski, Jacob Douglas, Jeje Gomez
The Spurs will face the Nuggets, Lakers, Grizzlies and Pacers twice in January and will also play the Heat, Bucks, Bulls and Clippers this month.
Victor Wembanyama is an undeniable superstar. The NBA world was not ready for Victor Wembanyama. At least not the media apparatus surrounding it.
An example of how the Spurs can get to the next level. All the talk over the weekend about the San Antonio Spurs being a competitive team
After a toughly contested home and away back-to-back with the Denver Nuggets, the San Antonio Spurs are hitting the road for a four-game road trip that'll take them to the Midwest and the West Coast.
San Antonio looks to bounce back against Giannis and the Bucks.
With almost 41 games under their belts, the San Antonio Spurs are firmly hitting the doldrums of the NBA mid-season.
The Spurs get a brief stint at home against one of the best teams in the West.
The last few weeks haven't been kind to the San Antonio Spurs . Back-to-back blowout losses to the Memphis Grizzlies leave them two games below .500 and losers in four of their last five games.
Highlights from the Spurs loss to the Heat.
Sometimes you have to leave it all behind, fly overseas, and look for a fresh start. At least that's what the San Antonio Spurs will attempt to do
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