Justin Jackson is a journalist at various outlets, including Phys.org, Yahoo Finance, and KXXV. He specializes in covering sports, particularly major league and competitive sports, as well as the intersection of sports and business, including education and tourism related to sports events. Justin's work has been featured in numerous publications, showcasing his diverse reporting across the sports landscape.
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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.
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By: Justin Jackson
MORGANTOWN — With his back foot a step away from the back of his own end zone and, quite possibly, WVU’s season on the line, Michael Hawkins Jr. launched what may go down as one of the most memorable passes in program history. On the other end, well, it was a prince of a play […]
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Ross Hodge spoke the obvious on Sunday. The WVU men's basketball coach had no other choice following Maryland's 90-81 overtime exhibition victory inside the Xfinity Center.
The Inter-Mountain photo by Steve Chamberlain WVU’s Michael Hawkins Jr. looks for an open receiver against Cincinnati on Saturday.
Photo courtesy of Kevin Kinder Blue-Gold News West Virginia point guard Miles Sadler, left, drives past Maryland's Andre Mills Sunday in the Mountaineers'exhibition game against the Terrapins.
MORGANTOWN -- In a coordinated statement along with the University of Cincinnati, the family of Bob Huggins announced Wednesday that the former West
By: Justin Jackson
BLACKSVILLE – Playing its final home game of the season on Friday, No. 11 Clay-Battelle continued its late-season surge by knocking off Bridgeport (Ohio), 40-12, on Senior Night. The Cee-Bees (5-3) have now won three in a row heading into next week’s game at Weirton Madonna. Four Clay-Battelle seniors – Caleb Bragg, Cody Clovis, Corey […]
By: Justin Jackson
GLENVILLE – West Virginia’s pace of play is now taking turns at alarming rates. That became official Friday night inside the Waco Center, as the Mountaineers knocked off Glenville State, 103-66. Through two exhibition games, WVU is averaging 92 points and putting up about 68 shots per game, a night-and-day difference from the slow-and-steady pace […]
By: Justin Jackson
GLENVILLE - West Virginia's pace of play is now taking turns at alarming rates. That became official Friday night inside the Waco Center, as the Mountaineers knocked off Glenville State, 103-66.
By: Justin Jackson
MORGANTOWN – A quick smile breaks out over Miles Sadler, as he attempts to give the generalized version of the conversation he had with WVU men’s basketball coach Ross Hodge on the finer points of rebounding the ball. “Just get on the glass, that’s what he definitely told me,” Sadler said. “The guards have to […]
By: Justin Jackson
The former North Carolina governor was a Morehead-Cain scholar and involved in the UNC Young Democrats and the Student Supreme Court.
