Justin Jackson
Sport Writer at The Dominion Post
Husband, son, brother, sportswriter. Will not embrace the debate. I spoil dogs and hate politics. Marvel and DC are both OK in my book.
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2 days ago |
dominionpost.com | Justin Jackson
MORGANTOWN — After a second consecutive trip to a super regional, WVU baseball coach Steve Sabins stresses his recruiting pitch to recruits hasn’t changed. Other than the length of the pitch itself. “When you’re talking about going after guys who maybe have 15 different options with some high-level schools, I’d usually find a way to sneak myself into those conversations,” Sabins said.
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3 days ago |
dominionpost.com | Justin Jackson
MORGANTOWN — Making its sixth appearance in the $1 million winner-take-all The Basketball Tournament (TBT), Best Virginia was awarded the No. 3 seed Tuesday in the eight-team Charleston Regional. The regional runs from July 18-22, at the Charleston Coliseum. Best Virginia, representing a WVU alumni team, will face DuBois Dream, a minor-league organization based out of Pennsylvania, at 8 p.m. on July 18.
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6 days ago |
dominionpost.com | Justin Jackson
MORGANTOWN — The waters have now receded from Westover City Park. What was left behind resembles very little of what once was, as continual rain storms led to flooding in the park the likes of which had never been witnessed before. “A few years ago, we had some rains that destroyed some of the infields,” said Johnny Seggie, president of the WesMon Youth Baseball leagues. “It was taken care of in a couple of days. This?
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Justin Jackson
Jun. 20—MORGANTOWN — We are just mere weeks away from the beginning of a new landscape in college athletics. As of July 1, the revenue sharing program stemming from the House settlement will allow universities to begin paying their athletes directly out of a capped pool of roughly $20.5 million for their services. AdvertisementNow, this is not to be confused with Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) money, which college athletes have already been earning.
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1 week ago |
dominionpost.com | Justin Jackson
MORGANTOWN — We are just mere weeks away from the beginning of a new landscape in college athletics. As of July 1, the revenue sharing program stemming from the House settlement will allow universities to begin paying their athletes directly out of a capped pool of roughly $20.5 million for their services. Now, this is not to be confused with Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) money, which college athletes have already been earning.
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No #WVU baseball players eligible for 2025 draft are ranked in top 200 prospects, meaning some interesting decisions are coming in July. Depending on how it goes, WVU may not be rebuilding quite as much as some would think: https://t.co/c57IDG7h12
What if one day the #WVU baseball team really found itself among the elite and with the highest of expectations? It all sounds great, until you actually see the dollars and cents with the school currently in that position: https://t.co/mHL3NoV39l
Ben Lumsden went from 50 starts in 2024 to 1 in 2025 for #WVU baseball. WVU coach Steve Sabins had a truly honest conversation with him that could have gone a number of ways. For Lumsden, it got him to work his way back into the lineup: https://t.co/xUcUPptaPx