What are those purple circles? High school athletes embrace cupping to aid recovery
PHOENIX – Those in the industry have found no downsides in cupping therapy, which is being used more in high school athletics.
How Willie Knierim got his groove back, found success with ASU hockey
TEMPE – Willie Knierim initially played at Miami (Ohio) for two seasons, but returned to junior hockey in an effort to find his groove. Now, he’s playing some of his best hockey in Tempe.
Evolving culture helps ASU football program sign Top 25 recruiting class
TEMPE – Herm Edwards and staff discuss the new opportunities as well as challenges involved in a program skewing upward.
At ease: Despite national backlash, many support appearance of Pat Tillman statue in NFL ad
PHOENIX – A Super Bowl ad by the NFL that features the late Pat Tillman has divided a football community debating its intent. The statue of the former Arizona State and Cardinals defensive player at State Farm Stadium is part of a commercial celebrating the league’s 100th anniversary.
ASU Esports Call of Duty squad seeks success in first competitive tournament
TEMPE – ASU Esports Call of Duty team is playing in its first competitive tournament.
ASU shot putters Washington, Noennig making waves on national scale
TEMPE – Arizona State throwers Turner Washington and Samantha Noennig are ranked among the top three in the nation for the longest shot-put throw.
Walking the walk: Inspirational leader with cerebral palsy treks four rounds of Phoenix Open with Jon Rahm
SCOTTSDALE – D.J. Gregory continues charitable tradition by walking course with ASU alum Jon Rahm.
‘Here, we’re really one program’: Prudhomme leads both men’s, women’s GCU tennis teams to success
Phoenix – Grand Canyon University’s Greg Prudhomme is the head coach for both the men’s and women’s team, and he’s finding success with both.
Above par: With perfect weather, wild 16th hole, Phoenix Open delivers
SCOTTSDALE – Blue skies, competitive golf and a high energy 16th hole result in a well receiver Phoenix Open.
Bucket hats, beef jerky: Joel Dahmen embraces the chaos of Phoenix Open
SCOTTSDALE – Scottsdale resident and PGA Tour professional Joel Dahmen feels right at home with the rowdy atmosphere at the Waste Management Phoenix Open
