Jared Ebanks is a Junior Editor at Sneaker News. He specializes in coverage of sneakers, particularly focusing on brands like Nike, Adidas, and ASICS, as well as basketball players who influence sneaker culture. Jared's work has been featured in Sneaker News, Leader & Times, and SLAM.
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Jared Ebanks' articles predominantly cover sneaker releases, with a focus on design and fashion. His coverage suggests he would be most responsive to pitches related to new product launches, collaborations, and promotional activities within the sneaker industry.
Given his coverage of specific brands and models, Jared may respond well to pitches that feature exclusive details about upcoming sneaker releases or insights from designers involved in creating the sneakers he covers.
It's worth noting that while there is no specified geographic focus for Jared's coverage, his content appears to have an international appeal as it features global brands such as Nike, Adidas, and ASICS.
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Nike nearly broke the bounds of creativity in Beaverton with their latest on-court model. For SLAM KICKS 28, we highlight the culprit, the Nike G.T. Future.
Very, very few teachers can claim that they’ve got enough heat for every day of the school year, but Andrew Dutton can. Under @ad__sneaks, Dutton has been posting his “Classroom Sneaker” series, where he connects his passion for kicks with his profession
As Purdue’s star point guard, and arguably the best in the nation, Braden Smith is channeling his years’ worth of experience into his final season with the Boilermakers.
By: Jared Ebanks, Larry Johnson
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It may have come as a surprise to some, but the San Antonio Spurs are legitimate NBA title contenders right now. A major reason why is the greatness of guard Stephon Castle, who—at just 21 years old—has established himself as one of the best two-way forces in the League.
