Justin Chen is a journalist based in College Station, Texas. He writes for The Battalion, CHARLES & KYLE KANTER COOKE, and arXiv, with a focus on local news and sports. Justin's work has also appeared in STAT and Lexology, covering a wide range of topics including college sports, NBA analysis, and mathematical research.
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Justin Chen's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly college and professional athletics. His articles delve into the performance of teams and individual players, offering analysis and insights.
Given his focus on local sports in Texas and College Station, pitches should be tailored to cover topics related to Aggie athletics or other relevant local sporting events. Providing unique angles or behind-the-scenes stories about these teams could garner his interest.
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By: Braxton Dore, Justin Chen
This week on the Home Turf podcast, co-hosts Braxton Dore’ and Justin Chen dig into Texas A&M football’s next challenge against the LSU Tigers and break down the rest of the SEC standings in what has turned out to be a truly turbulent season.
By: Nicholas Gutteridge, Justin Chen
With the inclusion of Texas and Oklahoma in the Southeastern Conference, the rankings have been in disarray. Usual top dogs Georgia and Alabama have both suffered a loss, with the Tide dropping an unprecedented two games while No. 14 Texas A&M and No. 8 LSU have reigned supreme at the top. Though unexpected, the two...
A&M drops exhibition against Houston in tournament-rematch, 79-64
In an era of college basketball where offense reigns supreme and highlights from near-logo threes to baptizing-poster dunks are seemingly everywhere, Texas A&M junior forward Solomon Washington’s tranquility lies on the defensive end. He slaps the hardwood, clenches his fists and — like a shark smelling blood in the water — plays with a ferocity...
By: Justin Chen, Mathias Cubillan, Olivia Sims
Photo by Photo by Robert O’Brien The Ole Miss team sets off a fire extinguisher on the sideline during Texas A&M’s game against Ole Miss at Kyle Field on Saturday, Oct. 29, 2022.
By: Youngchan Kang, Mathias Cubillan, Justin Chen
Photo by Photo by Robert O’Brien Sophomore QB Haynes King (13) signals to his wideout before signaling for the snap during the second half of Texas A&M’s game against Florida at Kyle Field on Saturday, Nov. 5, 2022.
Photo by Chris Swann Texas A&M defensive lineman Nic Scourton (11) attempts to tip the ball from Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard (13) during Texas A&M’s game against Notre Dame at Kyle Field on Saturday, Aug. 31, 2024. (Chris Swann/The Battalion)
A&M men’s basketball overcomes slow first half and earns fourth-straight win, thanks to second-half adjustments
At long last, the final two college football games have arrived, and the mad dash to make it into the new 12-team College Football Playoff had contenders adding late blemishes to their records. No. 9 Ole Miss, No. 5 Indiana, No. 14 BYU and No. 16 Colorado’s playoff chances all took a massive hit after...
A&M basketball holds off talented Rutgers team with 81-77 win
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