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GENERAL NEWS | Dec 3, 2019Arizona universities work to secure prospects for new esports programs
Schools take different approaches to recruiting for their esports programs because there is no defined standard. Esports didn’t exist 20 years ago.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Nov 28, 2019Arizona State guard Jamie Loera continues to push through adversity
Jamie Loera has had an injury-plagued start to her ASU women’s basketball career, but she is determined to return this season.
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ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY | Nov 22, 2019Ja’Tavia Tapley has excelled in new home with ASU women’s basketball
Even while still getting acclimated to life as a Sun Devil, Tapley has quickly proven herself to be a valuable player for coach Charli Turner Thorne.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Nov 22, 2019Ottawa University: from nonexistent to football playoff contenders in just two years
Despite only opening its classrooms to students in 2017, the football program at Ottawa University has rapidly ascended to a playoff contender.
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GENERAL NEWS | Nov 14, 2019More than a name: Hamilton’s Brenden Rice hopes to forge own path
A legacy runs deep when you are related to the greatest wide receiver ever. For Brenden Rice, it's about the legacy he makes separate from his father.
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PHOENIX SUNS | Nov 13, 2019Ricky Rubio brings flashes of Steve Nash back to Phoenix Suns
Devin Booker may be the face of the franchise, but Ricky Rubio has been a steadying force behind the Phoenix Suns’ success.
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GENERAL NEWS | Nov 7, 2019‘Unbelievable’: Pinnacle’s J.D. Johnson grateful Michigan honored scholarship
The Pinnacle quarterback and Michigan commit J.D. Johnson was forced to medically retire from football, but the Wolverines will honor his scholarship.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Nov 6, 2019ASU women’s hoops confident despite key player losses
After a Sweet Sixteen appearance for ASU women’s basketball, the Sun Devils look to build upon last season with a new-look lineup and playing style.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Nov 1, 2019Reaction strong after racist taunts aimed at Salt River High athletes
Salt River High School volleyball players were targets of racial taunts. Their governing body is organizing a committee to ensure it doesn’t happen again.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Oct 30, 2019Phoenix Suns’ hot start linked to defense, ball movement
For a Suns team led by athletic, young stars who haven’t recently been accustomed to winning basketball, Williams’ systematic stylings have proven critical.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Oct 30, 2019Ranked matchup shows complex position Pac-12 is in with TV network
Opportunities are plentiful for the Pac-12 Networks’ future as the conference prepares for 2024, but the path to get there will continue to be challenging.
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ASU FOOTBALL | Oct 17, 2019Here’s the kicker: Once a walk-on, Zendejas plays key role for ASU
Cristian Zendejas, son of ASU legend Luis Zendejas, is now starting for the school for which his father played. And he is trying to make his own way.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Oct 8, 2019Breakthrough they needed: Kingsbury feels good about Cardinals’ progress
Kliff Kingsbury and the Arizona Cardinals tallied their much-needed first win of the season against the Cincinatti Bengals on Sunday.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Oct 7, 2019Phoenix Suns enthusiastic heading into new NBA season
After a 19-63 season last year, the Phoenix Suns made numerous changes that have generated optimism as the new season approaches.
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GCU | Oct 4, 2019Midnight Madness: GCU students camp outside for basketball kickoff
The GCU Basketball team kicks off their 2019-20 season with a Midnight Madness pep rally that numerous students camped out for.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Oct 4, 2019Early takeaways from training camp with the Phoenix Suns
Monty Williams, Deandre Ayton and Ricky Rubio hope to begin flipping the script for the Suns at training camp in Flagstaff.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Sep 30, 2019Out of baseball to Olympian: Jeremy Wolf’s path to aliyah and Team Israel
Jeremy Wolf, who is a Scottsdale native, is a Jewish-American Olympian that has a heart for minor league baseball players.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Sep 30, 2019
California’s Fair Pay to Play Act has Arizona sports figures divided
Arizona sports figures are divided over a California law permitting college athletes to benefit off of their names, images and likenesses.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Sep 27, 2019NASCAR vet Michael McDowell starts week in Scottsdale, ends in hospital
NASCAR veteran and Glendale native Michael McDowell started his week in Scottsdale promoting his sport and ended it in a hospital because of kidney stones.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Sep 27, 2019RB and wrestler Julia Chambers looks to break barriers for Skyline football
As Skyline High School's first female running back, Julia Chambers uses her wrestling prowess and cross-country experience to contribute on the gridiron.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Sep 27, 2019Return to Cal stirs memories for ASU’s Herm Edwards
Arizona State’s Herm Edwards and Rob Likens have fond memories of the time they spent at Cal.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Sep 26, 2019Photographer Mike Harvey was Notre Dame coach Gerry Faust’s right-hand man
Mike Harvey's numerous contributions to Notre Dame football carried him from Gerry Faust's personal assistant to Notre Dame Prep's football photographer.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Sep 24, 2019With Fry’s guidance, female hockey participation in Arizona is booming
Arizona ranks first among all fifty states for female hockey growth over the past year and continues to grow thanks to grassroots initiatives.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Sep 20, 2019With Pac-12 play on horizon, a behind-the-scenes look at ASU’s win at MSU
In his second season ASU, coach Herm Edwards continues his mission to build an improved college football program in Tempe.