Pickleball shows promise in Parkinson’s therapy patients
PHOENIX – Creighton University’s Health Sciences Campus in Phoenix and Midwestern University in Glendale collaborated on a study that involves pickleball with people who have Parkinson's disease.
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How House v. NCAA settlement will change college sports forever
TEMPE – Former ASU swimmer Grant House’s suit against the NCAA is finalizing a settlement. The decision will mark a new era for college athletics, as athletes will be directly paid by their Universities.
Warriors coach Kerr speaks on leadership, loss and life lessons at ASU
TEMPE – Steve Kerr, legendary coach and well-known political advocate, discusses politics, leadership and his coaching career in a sit-down conversation with David Axelrod.
Cards on the table: Sports collecting industry embraces new identity
PHOENIX – Gone are the days when sports cards could be found in cigarette packs. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the industry has grown. Sometimes it’s just a hobby, other times it’s about making money. Additionally, many card shops are simply a place for friends to gather.
Season on the brink for Suns’ playoff hopes in final stretch of regular season
PHOENIX — With three games remaining, the Phoenix Suns are fighting to stay in playoff contention, sitting three games behind the Mavericks for a play-in spot. The team’s hopes have been further dimmed by a seven-game losing streak and the absence of star forward Kevin Durant.
Arizona State’s experienced secondary adds key newcomers
TEMPE – Arizona State returns four of five starters from last season’s secondary and bolstered the defensive backfield by adding a couple of experienced transfers. The newcomers join some incoming young players to give the Sun Devils what could be one of the country’s most formidable secondaries.
