Brent
Yoo

I started writing about the Clippers at 16, from my bedroom in Korea, 6,000 miles from where the Clippers played.

At 17, SB Nation hired me to cover the team, and I was waking up at 4 a.m. to write stories before school. By 20, I became a credentialed NBA writer and the youngest beat reporter covering the Clippers in 2023-24, with bylines in SLAM, Overtime, Vox Media, FanSided, The Chronicle, and more.

From there, my interests carried me to the business side of sports. I worked in talent at UTA and KLUTCH Sports Group, and closed multiple NIL deals for Duke Women's Basketball players.

In 2025, I joined the NBA's International Content Partnerships team, working on media rights distribution, international sports media landscapes, and global content strategy. I finished the year at ESPN, managing social accounts with more than 500 million combined followers.

I started 2026 with Wasserman, where I worked on brand partnerships for the biggest sports creators in the world. Upon graduating magna cum laude from Duke in May, I'm now full-time in Los Angeles, building at the intersection of sports and AI.