Justin Jackson is a journalist at various outlets including Phys.org, Yahoo Finance, and KXXV. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on sports, including individual and team sports, as well as the intersection of sports and healthcare, particularly in areas like alternative medicine and cannabis. Justin's work has been featured in numerous publications such as the Charleston Gazette-Mail and Medical Xpress.
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Justin Jackson's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly college basketball in Morgantown, West Virginia. His articles often cite data and cover specific events related to basketball games and players.
If you're reaching out to Justin, consider providing statistical analysis or insights into the performance of teams and individual players during recent games. Additionally, offering perspectives on the broader impact of health or medical research within the context of college basketball could also be relevant given his occasional coverage of these topics.
Given his focus on local sports in Morgantown, West Virginia University-related content would likely be well-received by him as well.
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MORGANTOWN — Peaks and valleys, yeah, Steve Sabins knows a bit about both.
GRANVILLE – That thud you may have heard coming out of Kendrick Family Ballpark on Friday night was WVU's chances of winning a Big 12 championship hitting a brick wall.
GRANVILLE — In terms of how to end a regular season, West Virginia picked a wild one Saturday. More to the point, the ninth-ranked Mountaineers took advantage of two wild pitches in the eighth inning to secure a series win against TCU with a 6-4 victory inside Kendrick Family Ballpark. Along the way, WVU (37-13, […]
Photo Provided WVU third baseman Tyrus Hall makes a running throw to first base on Saturday against TCU.
MORGANTOWN — In the end, maybe it was just unfortunate math that calculated two unconventional endings for the WVU baseball program.
MORGANTOWN — The comment came from ESPN college baseball analyst Mike Rooney well before top-seeded Kansas broke the game open in the seventh inning
By: Justin Jackson
MORGANTOWN — There are any number of takes that came out of the NCAA baseball tournament selection show on Monday, and not to get into so much which ones are right or wrong, but well, yours is wrong.
Photo by Benjamin Powell WVU second baseman/catcher Gavin Kelly, pictured, said he's fully healthy for the NCAA tournament after getting hit in the hand by a pitch against Kansas last week.
By: Justin Jackson
Photo by Benjamin Powell WVU outfielder Paul Schoenfeld (right) slides safely after stealing second base against Binghamton on Friday.
By: Justin Jackson
Photo by Benjamin Powell WVU starting pitcher David Hagen, pictured, went two innings and allowed three hits and three runs against Kentucky on Sunday.
